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Accelerated thermophilic aerobic digestion of poultry wastes for rapid composting

Central Queensland University
Sonia Petersen (Aggregated by)
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Using thermophilic digester technology, poultry wastes with added inoculum was pasteurised for twenty-four hours in the biodigester pilot plant to remove pathogens then composted for a period of six months to produce a standardised unrestricted compost end product. The mature compost was pelletised to produce a value-added product.

Data time period: 2020-09-01 to 2021-12-31

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Microbial ecology | Sustainable agricultural development | Thermophilic composting | biodigestion | inoculum | next-generation sequencing | waste value recovery |

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ACN 633 798 857