Compost Production Practices
Dairy manure is commonly arranged into windrows at composting facilities. The windrows are then monitored for temperature and oxygen and turned at appropriate intervals to ensure a complete composting process.
Dairy compost windrows at a compost facility.
Closeup of dairy compost windrows at a compost facility.
Dairy compost compared to raw manure.
Dairy composting facilities use a scarab or a windrow turner to turn the dairy manure compost during compost production.
A close-up of a scarab.
To improve homogeneity, compost is screened a different sizes before selling.
A close-up of compost as it is being screened.
Compost being loaded into a screener.
Compost being loaded into a screener.
Compost being loaded into a screener.
Loader getting screened compost for loading.
Screened compost being loaded onto a truck for delivery.
Screened compost being loaded onto a truck for delivery.
Screened compost being loaded onto a truck for delivery.
Dairy manure is commonly arranged into windrows at composting facilities. The windrows are then monitored for temperature and oxygen and turned at appropriate intervals to ensure a complete composting process.
Closeup of dairy compost windrows at a compost facility.
Dairy compost compared to raw manure.
Dairy composting facilities use a scarab or a windrow turner to turn the dairy manure compost during compost production.
A close-up of a scarab.
To improve homogeneity, compost is screened a different sizes before selling.
A close-up of compost as it is being screened.
Compost being loaded into a screener.
Compost being loaded into a screener.
Compost being loaded into a screener.
Loader getting screened compost for loading.
Screened compost being loaded onto a truck for delivery.
Screened compost being loaded onto a truck for delivery.
Screened compost being loaded onto a truck for delivery.