IASP Animal Waste Composting Pilot Study

Image: Gerlack Ranch — The composted piles are ... — Gerlack Ranch — The composted piles are now ready for sifting.

Image: The piles are emptied into a screen ... — The piles are emptied into a screen trommel.

Image: The screen trommel separates large wood chips, ... — The screen trommel separates large wood chips, etc.

Image: Discarded wood chips — All discarded wood ... — Discarded wood chips — All discarded wood chips will be re-composted.

Image: Trailer — Pure enriched soil pours into ... — Trailer — Pure enriched soil pours into a waiting trailer.

Image: The soil can be packaged and sold ... — The soil can be packaged and sold for gardening.

Image: Comparing — Gerlack Ranch workers compare composting ... — Comparing — Gerlack Ranch workers compare composting notes.

Image: The trailer is automated making dumping easier. ... — The trailer is automated making dumping easier.

Image: Unloaded — Unloaded, the screened soil settles ... — Unloaded — Unloaded, the screened soil settles in about two weeks.

Image: Improvement — Improved soil output promotes healthier ... — Improvement — Improved soil output promotes healthier crops.

News

MOR’s Power Point Presentation

John Bouey October 20, 2011, 9:33 a.m. Blogs

Since 2007 MOR has provided the composting industry with consulting services and equipment to process organic waste materials into a nutrient rich soil amendment product. MOR recommends the covered ASP technology to reduce the time required by as much as 50% over conventional windrow composting methods. (Continued…)

BioCycle Magazine

Staff May 28, 2009, 11:06 a.m. News

Utah Valley’s north sewer district, which currently composts biosolids with chipped yard trimmings in outdoor windrows, is conducting a pilot project to consider upgrading its operation. The facility produces 30,000 cy of finished compost per year, sold at $20.00/cy, and uses the $500,000/year in revenue to help keep sewer feed down, However, odors have been an issue. (Continued…)

Pilot project cuts odor, cost for humanure compost

Caleb Warnock - Daily Herald May 28, 2009, 10:15 a.m. News

A new pilot project is letting local waste managers study a new composting method that takes half the time and emits much less odor. The results will be in next month, and if deemed a success, the North County district will spend up to $2 million to install the new method in Utah Valley. (Continued…)

Under The Cover

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Staff June 04, 2009, 4:16 p.m. Under The Cover

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All-weather

Staff May 29, 2009, 10:14 a.m. Under The Cover

MOR covers maintain optimum composting conditions in all environments and protect the composting process from the elements. (Continued…)

Composting Solutions

Staff May 28, 2009, 9:23 a.m. MOR Compost Cover Technology

The “School & Institutional Composting Solution” diagram above was conceived by Mike Schmauch and Endorsed by MOR’s owner John Bouey. Demonstrating step-by-step, this creative composting process shows how to start a composting project for your organization or school that will do as much for the environment as it will for the youngsters. (Continued…)