We have started working on manufacturing liquid fertilizer this year.
Normally, we separate the manure excreted from livestock into solid and liquid, compost the solids, and process the liquids in septic tanks.
is being carried out.
The final treated water purified by septic tank treatment is kept within the standard values set by local governments.
Although we dispose of them properly as non-hazardous items, this usually requires a large amount of equipment, labor, and expense.
Starting this year, we will avoid using chemicals such as chemicals as much as possible for these liquids.
We are taking on the challenge of producing liquid fertilizer using naturally derived materials.
If this can be done, the rich nutritional components contained in the original urine can be effectively utilized in the form of valuable fertilizer.
Things that were previously considered harmful now create added value. (Although it may have a dirty image, it does not have any unpleasant odor such as ammonia and is highly transparent.)
It is not an easy task, but I am trying without giving up, even though I have failed repeatedly.
The progress of our efforts is nearing its final stage, and we are taking another step forward.
I'll let you all know when it's finished♪
Tomoatsu Hashimoto
(Scene of efforts)
