Due to the high demand for food and meat for the world's growing population, the
agricultural sector is expanding every year. Timely and effective treatment is of utmost …

Bio-stability is a key feature for the utilization and final disposal of biowaste-derived
residues, such as aerobic compost or vermicompost of food waste, bio-dried waste …

Wet waste recycling at generation point will alleviate burden on the overflowing waste
dumpsites in develo** nations. Drum composting is a potential treatment option for such …

Stability and maturity are important criteria to guarantee the quality of a compost that is
applied to agriculture or used as amendment in degraded soils. Although different …

The anaerobic cores of compost particles generate and emit harmful off-gases during
composting, and the air-immobile region is a significant factor contributing to an anaerobic …

This study aimed to monitor the composting process of the first small-scale segregated bio-
waste composting scheme in Jordan to divert different types of organic wastes and to …

Neem leaves possess antimicrobial, insecticidal and nitrification inhibitory biochemicals that
may influence compost stability. However, if neem-based compost achieves stability, it can …

The biological stability of organic materials predicts their performance when used as either a
soil improver or as an ingredient in growing media. CO 2 release in a static measurement …

Understanding and optimization of composting processes can benefit from the use of
controlled simulators of various scales. The Agricultural Research Organization Composting …

Biological tests are widely used to assess composting process status and finished material
stability. Although compost stability is known to be influenced by moisture content (MC) and …