Aerobic composting is a natural and environmentally friendly process that turns organic waste into nutrient-rich compost through the activity of aerobic microorganisms, primarily bacteria, fungi, and other small organisms. This process occurs in the presence of oxygen, and it is one of the most common methods of composting used in homes, gardens, farms, and commercial composting facilities.
Aerobic composting produces nutrient-rich compost that improves soil structure, enhances nutrient content, and promotes healthy plant growth.
It diverts organic waste from landfills, reducing the environmental impact of waste disposal.
Unlike anaerobic decomposition (which occurs in the absence of oxygen and generates methane, a potent greenhouse gas), aerobic composting produces minimal greenhouse gas emissions.
Compost generated through aerobic composting reduces the need for chemical fertilizers, promotes soil health, and conserves water.
It conserves resources by recycling organic matter and returning it to the soil, closing the nutrient cycle.
Properly managed aerobic composting piles are less likely to produce foul odors compared to anaerobic decomposition.
Aerobic composting is a practical and eco-friendly way to manage organic waste and create valuable compost that enriches soil and benefits both gardens and agricultural operations. It's a sustainable practice that supports environmental conservation and promotes healthy plant growth
SocialTheta provides end to end sustainable waste management solutions. We produce bio culture required for rapid composting for dry garden waste, kitchen and temple waste. We have acquired the technology of rapid composting from Bhabha Atomic Research Center (BARC) under technology transfer agreement.
