Compost contains high levels of nutrients that are not readily bio-available. As MICROBE-LIFT® breaks down the compounds in compost, they convert the nutrients in these compounds to more usable forms. Our Microbial formulations will absorb some of the nutrients as part of their own requirements. Crops, soil, and plant life resulting from MICROBE-LIFT® treated compost are healthier, less susceptible to disease and pests, have faster growth rates and, higher yield per acre when compared with control areas.
BENEFITS
In compost applications, MICROBE-LIFT® Technology is effective in….
Significantly reducing odors
Increasing fertilizer value
Improving temperature rates and stability
Quickly reducing cycling time
Increasing screening quality
Reducing leachate
The general goal for composting is to get the pile to ideal temperature of 60°C to 75°C (140°/F to 175°/F), which then leads to volume reduction as the organics degrade and gas-off, leaving the hard to degrade carbons and nutrients namely nitrogen eventually reaching the stage of stabilization.
Product description:
ML/BPCC is designed specifically as a compost inoculum to speed the compost process. ML/BPCC reduces the compost cycle by rapidly increasing temperature, reaching thermophilic temperatures of of 155º – 160º F within a shorter time frame.
Product Description:
MICROBE-LIFT / IND contains highly specialized microorganism that are selected and designed specifically to speed up the biological degradation of problem compounds in wastewater system.
Product Description:
MICROBE-LIFT / OC contains highly specialized microorganism and rare-earth humate substrate that are selected and
designed specifically to degrades odor causing compounds, including those that contain sulfur.
Product Description:
MICROBE-LIFT / OC contains highly specialized microorganism and rare-earth humate substrate that are selected and
designed specifically to degrades odor causing compounds, including those that contain sulfur.
Layer Litter composted normally in 32 days, with MICROBE-LIFT® Technology - reduced to 27 days
A tractor is used to aerate the litter two times per week
No bacteria products used in the control area
Bacterial Consortium is applied during aeration
Better Settling, Composition and Fertilizer Value
No Odor on Fields
After 15 Days, Temperature difference of the control versus treated compost piles indicates the performance improvement from the Control layer litter 27°C (left) versus the Treated at 38°C (right)
Vegetable matter rotting in the field can cause odor and will attract insects. Applying MICROBE-LIFT® technology in windrow composting, our representatives conducted a trial to compost the excess plant matter in the field, applying a diluted MICROBE-LIFT® formulation. The plants were composted in situ and all of the nutrients would be returned to the soil.
Ammonia Reduction with MICROBE-LIFT® Technology in Poultry Composting
Location: Experimental Farm, Honduras.
Background:
A technology-based construction firm in Honduras, contacted a distributor of Ecological Laboratories to explore technology to improve their poultry litter processing. Ecological Laboratories’ technologists devised a test protocol using MICROBE-LIFT® Technology Products conducted at an experimental poultry farm. This farm is utilized to evaluate new technology to optimize efficiency of operations for poultry farms.
Objective:
The objective of this trial was to determine if this technology could:
Reduce ammonia to create a healthier environment for birds and workers
Decrease the incidence of beetle larvae in the broiler bedding
Accelerate the composting process and to produce higher quality fertilizer.
Results archieved:
Based on the parameters listed above, the broiler bedding trial achieved the following results MICROBE-LIFT® technology worked as expected, lowering the ammonia in the air both quantitatively and qualitatively. It significantly reduced odor noted by human perception and by air measurement showing the recommended 5ppm concentration inside the warehouse
There was a significant decrease in the amount of moisture and also a significant acceleration of the composting process. The incidence of the beetle larvae was significantly reduced; this was a secondary experiment of discovery that was tested based on previous experience reducing infestations in other applications.