BioAktiv Professional Compost is applied to composting material to effectively catalyse the aerobic biodegradation of biomaterials by accelerating the multiplication of aerobic microbes and prohibiting that of anaerobic microbes, and drastically reduce the emission of foul odorous gases.
Mode of Action
BioAktiv GmbH in Germany has developed a proprietary process to manufacture BioAktiv products. Through a converter, BioAktiv manufacturer loads a special ‘oxygen information’ in the raw material of BioAktiv Professional Compost, which is pure natural chalk (calcium carbonate CaCO₃). When the product is mixed with fresh water, hosed onto composting material, the ‘oxygen information’ in the product promotes the multiplication of aerobic microbes in the composting material. An increased population of aerobic microbes not only speeds up the aerobic biodegradation processes, but also suppresses the population of anaerobic microbes and hence prohibiting anaerobic processes that produce foul odorous gases.
BioAktiv Provides Many Benefits
Accelerated aerobic biodegradation of composting material ensured by BioAktiv Professional Compost brings many benefits.
- Speed up composting process, increase profitability
- Effectively reduces harmful ammonia, methane and nitrous oxide emissions
- Homogenous temperature throughout the compost pile
- Less agitation needed saving labour, energy and equipment costs
- Odour drastically reduced
- More pleasant environment
Quality Certification
BioAktiv Professional Compost has been certified by Germany National Organic Program and EU (889/2008) for input material in organic farming.
Application
Composting Plant: Mix 3-4 kg in 1,000 litres of fresh water then spray and mix thorough with 100 tonnes of composting material.
Garden: Mix 30-40 g in 10 litres of fresh water and pour over composting material
Storage
Store the product at cool and dry places; avoid long direct exposure to strong magnetic field and electric-discharge light (such as neon light).
Shelf Life
Four years after opened for use under the recommended storage conditions.
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