Windrow or Other Composting - Revision history

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	Is a form of [[Aerobic Digestion]]. It is a natural process where organic matter typically [[Green Waste]] and [[Food Waste]] is broken down into a nutrient rich ‘compost’ by various micro-organisms such as bacteria, fungi, insects and worms. The resultant product ‘compost’ is a nutrient and microbe rich material which can be spread or added to land/soil to be used in place of a synthetic fertiliser.

	Composting also allows [[Waste Collection Authority\|Waste Collection Authorities]] to divert organic waste away from landfill, helping them to meet landfill diversion targets for [[Biodegradable Municipal Waste]].

	~~The composting of a [[Waste Collection Authority]] collected household [[Green Waste]] is performed in one of either two ways:~~
	#[[Windrow Composting~~\|Open-Windrow composting]]; or~~
	~~#[[In Vessel Composting\|In-Vessel Composting]] [[[IVC~~]]

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	Is a form of [[Aerobic Digestion]]. It is a natural process where organic matter typically [[Green Waste]] and [[Food Waste]] is broken down into a nutrient rich ‘compost’ by various micro-organisms such as bacteria, fungi, insects and worms. The resultant product ‘compost’ is a nutrient and microbe rich material which can be spread or added to land/soil to be used in place of a synthetic fertiliser.		Is a form of [[Aerobic Digestion]]. It is a natural process where organic matter typically [[Green Waste]] and [[Food Waste]] is broken down into a nutrient rich ‘compost’ by various micro-organisms such as bacteria, fungi, insects and worms. The resultant product ‘compost’ is a nutrient and microbe rich material which can be spread or added to land/soil to be used in place of a synthetic fertiliser.

	Composting also allows [[Waste Collection Authorities]] to divert organic waste away from landfill, helping them to meet landfill diversion targets for [[Biodegradable Municipal Waste]].		Composting also allows [[Waste Collection Authority\|Waste Collection Authorities]] to divert organic waste away from landfill, helping them to meet landfill diversion targets for [[Biodegradable Municipal Waste]].

	The composting of a [[Waste Collection Authority]] collected household [[Green Waste]] is performed in one of either two ways:		The composting of a [[Waste Collection Authority]] collected household [[Green Waste]] is performed in one of either two ways:
	#[[Open-Windrow composting]]; or		#[[Windrow Composting\|Open-Windrow composting]]; or
	#[[In-Vessel Composting]] [[[IVC]]		#[[In Vessel Composting\|In-Vessel Composting]] [[[IVC]]

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	~~The aerobic (in the presence~~ of ~~oxygen from the air) biological~~ process where ~~biodegradable material (such as~~ [[~~Garden~~ Waste]] and ~~kitchen waste)~~ is ~~converted~~ into a ~~stable friable~~ material which~~, applied~~ to land~~, improves both structure and enriches the nutrient content of~~ soil~~. In some cases, this is referred~~ to as a ~~soil improver~~ to ~~distinguish it~~ from ~~peat and other compost products that are available~~ to ~~horticulturalists~~.		Is a form of [[Aerobic Digestion]]. It is a natural process where organic matter typically [[Green Waste]] and [[Food Waste]] is broken down into a nutrient rich ‘compost’ by various micro-organisms such as bacteria, fungi, insects and worms. The resultant product ‘compost’ is a nutrient and microbe rich material which can be spread or added to land/soil to be used in place of a synthetic fertiliser.

			Composting also allows [[Waste Collection Authorities]] to divert organic waste away from landfill, helping them to meet landfill diversion targets for [[Biodegradable Municipal Waste]].

			The composting of a [[Waste Collection Authority]] collected household [[Green Waste]] is performed in one of either two ways:
			#[[Open-Windrow composting]]; or
			#[[In-Vessel Composting]] [[[IVC]]

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	The aerobic (in the presence of oxygen from the air) biological process where biodegradable material (such as ~~garden~~ and kitchen waste) is converted into a stable friable material which, applied to land, improves both structure and enriches the nutrient content of soil. In some cases, this is referred to as a soil improver to distinguish it from peat and other compost products that are available to horticulturalists.		[[Category:Technologies & Solutions]]
			The aerobic (in the presence of oxygen from the air) biological process where biodegradable material (such as [[Garden Waste]] and kitchen waste) is converted into a stable friable material which, applied to land, improves both structure and enriches the nutrient content of soil. In some cases, this is referred to as a soil improver to distinguish it from peat and other compost products that are available to horticulturalists.

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The aerobic (in the presence of oxygen from the air) biological process where biodegradable material (such as garden and kitchen waste) is converted into a stable friable material which, applied to land, improves both structure and enriches the nutrient content of soil. In some cases, this is referred to as a soil improver to distinguish it from peat and other compost products that are available to horticulturalists.