To the man in the street, compost is that heap of grass cuttings and fallen leaves that makes the end of his garden smell bad. But to those in the know, it is one of the fastest-growing and most exciting green business sectors in the world at the moment.
Long used in subsistence farming and home gardening for creating garden-ready soil, composting is becoming increasingly important and better understood as a tool for reducing municipal solid waste, and reducing the amount of green waste going into landfills.
The decomposition of organic material sent to landfills is a principal cause of methane, an important greenhouse gas, making reduction of organic waste being landfilled a key element in the fight against climate change.
Here at Dig A Screener, we are members of the Association for Organics Recycling and are offer a full range of screening buckets and stand-alone plants that are ideally suited to composting applications. In fact, click here to check out this new video of the Remu Combi Station to see what we mean.
