A system of waste management and compost generation comprising: a waste collection system wherein waste is collected in separated compostable and non compostable waste streams from at least one source in trackable bins; and wherein the trackable bins contain separated compostable and non compostable waste streams from at least one source; a processing facility which receives and processes the compostable and non compostable waste in the trackable bins; a sorting system for further processing the waste from the trackable bins into a compostable stream and a non compostable stream; a communication and data entry system for collecting the data from the sorting system and reporting the data to at least one source; a composting system which processes the compostable stream into compost material; and a processing system that processes or bundles a high percentage of the non compostable stream into useful products.

A system of waste management and compost generation comprising: a waste collection system wherein waste is collected in separated compostable and non compostable waste streams from at least one source in trackable bins; and wherein the trackable bins contain separated compostable and non compostable waste streams from at least one source; a processing facility which receives and processes the compostable and non compostable waste in the trackable bins; a sorting system for further processing the waste from the trackable bins into a compostable stream and a non compostable stream; a communication and data entry system for collecting the data from the sorting system and reporting the data to at least one source; a composting system which processes the compostable stream into compost material; and a processing system that processes or bundles a high percentage of the non compostable stream into useful products.

The disclosed product is an organic commercial 4-0-1 (nitrogen, phosphate, potash) fertilizer or soil mmendment and a feed that can be used as a liquid or dried and used alone or combined with other feeds. Examples of use are feed for black fly larva and all insects, chickens and other foul, all fish, mammals, reptiles, crustaceans; basically, most all living things and microorganisms. This product can be safely used around water because it is suitable as food for fish, reptiles, invertebrates and amphibians.

The disclosed product is an organic commercial 4-0-1 (nitrogen, phosphate, potash) fertilizer or soil mmendment and a feed that can be used as a liquid or dried and used alone or combined with other feeds. Examples of use are feed for black fly larva and all insects, chickens and other foul, all fish, mammals, reptiles, crustaceans; basically, most all living things and microorganisms. This product can be safely used around water because it is suitable as food for fish, reptiles, invertebrates and amphibians.

In one embodiment there is provided a system and device for composting food waste and non-food waste compostable biopolymer materials together to create a compost.

Methods and systems for converting ammonium waste streams into certifiably Organic ammonium salts having a variety of uses in greenhouse gas-reducing activities are herein described. The resulting ammonium salt compositions can be used to enhance crop yield.

Methods and systems for converting ammonium waste streams into certifiably Organic ammonium salts having a variety of uses in greenhouse gas-reducing activities are herein described. The resulting ammonium salt compositions can be used to enhance crop yield.

A process for fermenting and recycling food waste that is fully enclosed, eliminating noxious odors, and therefore installable in a wide variety of urban settings at scale. Generally the steps of the process include intake, shredding and grinding, inoculation and acceleration, heterolactic fermentation, separation of solids and liquids, drying and distillation, and post-processing of liquid and solid byproducts. The result of the process includes useful goods such as nutrient-rich soil fertilizer, household cleaning agent, energy in the form of current or hydrogen, and treated water. The process is energy efficient and self-contained, resulting in the processing of food waste within 7 days, thus dramatically reducing the time of traditional fermentation processes to produce desired byproducts.

A process for fermenting and recycling food waste that is fully enclosed, eliminating noxious odors, and therefore installable in a wide variety of urban settings at scale. Generally the steps of the process include intake, shredding and grinding, inoculation and acceleration, heterolactic fermentation, separation of solids and liquids, drying and distillation, and post-processing of liquid and solid byproducts. The result of the process includes useful goods such as nutrient-rich soil fertilizer, household cleaning agent, energy in the form of current or hydrogen, and treated water. The process is energy efficient and self-contained, resulting in the processing of food waste within 7 days, thus dramatically reducing the time of traditional fermentation processes to produce desired byproducts.

A decentralized based biowaste treatment system for treating biowaste (i.e., organic matter type/based waste such as manure, sawdust and/or food scraps) by manner of anaerobic digestion (e.g., an anaerobic digestion based waste-to-resource system) and a method of biowaste treatment in association with the biowaste treatment system.