MEP Florida, a producer of high-end fruit juices and cocktails for bars and restaurants, has decided to improve its environmental footprint through concrete actions. They are among the first in the U.S. to compost production residues. Congratulations on the initiative! Brome Compost is proud to be part
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After years of offering the option do to so, we finally have our first ‘containerised’ composting system in Inukjuak, Quebec! Thanks to a collaboration with the Kativik Regional Government and Éco-conseil Symbiose, Inukjuamiuq (members of the Inukjuak community) now have their own composting system. The containers were adapted for this project and house a BROME
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Members of the Anishinabe community near Amos were invited to visit the all new Ecocentre installations on Wednesday, which also houses a composting system. This puts the community ahead of the Abitibi MRC for the recycling of 100% of all organic matters by 2022, and makes them the second indigenous community in the province to
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Thanks to a subsidy from Agiculture and Agri-Food Canada, Le Centre de recherche en science animale de Deschambault (CRSAD), is exploring the composting of manure for the production of safe bedding for dairy cows. A composter from Brome Compost is used to help with this research! The goal of this research project is to demonstrate
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The 500 Serie offers :
– A composting chamber (cylinder) that with a diameter that is 27% larger increasing space-efficiency compared to the 400 series which has a diameter of only 48 inches.
– Offers greater loading volume (particularly important for hog farms)
– Allows for increased productivity (compared to the 48’’ composter or smaller models’) when it is necessary to optimize the composting capacity of a composter.
– Offers a better value for cost compared to the 400 series.
– Has the same footprint as the 400 Series, but with 27% higher capacity.
In the tradition of Top 10 lists, here are some of the reasons to become part of the “Green Wave of Recycling”.
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Now, more than 8 years later, the University of Sherbrooke is still using the Brome in-vessel to compost their organic matter directly on campus.
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Brome Compost gave the Presentation Composting in remote area in few occasions in the last 12 months.
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Composting on-site is an affordable, environmentally sound, socially acceptable method to reduce risks associated with biosecurity, such as PRRS (Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome).
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By choosing on-site composting for their organic waste using a Brome Composter, more than one ton per week of organics is composted, creating a product with added-value.
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