A HOLISTIC & SUSTAINABLE APPROACH DIVERTING LANDFILL & CREATING ESSENTIAL ORGANIC SOIL-FORTIFYING PRODUCTS
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- Recovery
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Agricultural resource > Nutrient rich inputs (chicken, sheep & cow) from farming – providing nutrient
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Municipal greens > Organic greens from city councils & commercial forestry – providing carbon
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Organic resource > From other commercial activities – tree loppers, lawn mowers & food manufacturing to reuse & repurpose
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2. Grind & Shred > Green stocks are sorted & shred to smaller pieces
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3. Enclosed Forced Aeration > Oxygen is pumped for 4 weeks to allow aerobic pasteurisation, product is broken down with microbes, removing potential pathogens
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4. Preparation > Mix feed stock & add moisture from recycled, nutrient rich dam water
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5. Compost > Outdoor composting in windrows at 600C or more for 8 weeks
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6. Screen & Grade > Compost is screened, graded, sorted for size & application
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7. Organic Product > Ready-to-use product is bagged, packed in bulka bags or transported unpacked in bulk
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OUT > Organic soil products for wholesale to retail, horticultural & landscaping markets
Agriculture, biological farming, bioremediation, broadacre production, nurseries/garden centres, vegetable production & viticulture
Green Waste
We accept
- Logs and stumps
- Branches
- Leaves and Grass Clippings
- Mulched materials
Timbers
We accept
- Pallets and crates
- Untreated packaging and offcuts
- Plywood
- Wood shavings
- Sawdust
Agricultural Wastes
We accept
- Manures
- Animal bedding eg. from stockyards / broiler growers / egg production
- Grain dust
Sand and Soils
We accept
- Soils
- Clean fill
- Sand
- Contaminated Soils
- Potential acid sulphate soils (PASS)
- Acid Sulphate soils (ASS)