Areas for on site composting
We believe in the philosophy of managing waste at source (on site composting). We have case studies of over a thousand of successful installations, from individual households to huge food processing companies. On site composting not only improves the waste management system but also gives the opportunity to utilize the compost for building a circular chain.
Individuals
Identify, Segregate, Compost!
Housing Societies
Waste, Space and Will!
ULBs
Policy, Schemes, System!
Food Processing Companies
Quantify, Qualify, Implement!
Key Features of INORA Composting
Capacity
Duration
Installation sites
After composting
Dried coconut husk:
The dried coconut husk in this layer are useful for draining water, growing bacteria, and keeping air circulating.
Grass mulch:
The grass and mulch in this layer are useful for draining water, keeping air circulating, and retaining water as needed.
Compost matrix:
The breeding, feeding, and bacterial activity of earthworms take place in this layer. This layer should always be wet.
Worm carrier:
This layer contains specific types of earthworms, earthworm eggs. It also contains bacteria useful for composting. The earthworms in this layer eat the decomposed organic waste with the help of bacteria and produce fertilizer.
A composter planter is used to compost up to one kilogram of wet household waste per day. Put the daily wet waste in the composter and mix it well with a rake, spray with IVEM DON, and spread one spoon of Inora compost culture once a week. The bacteria in the compost culture and IVEM DON help convert the wet waste into fertilizer.
