This odorless, hygienic compost can be safely applied to the land for improved soil structure, moisture retention and addition of a wide range of nutrients. To effectively initiate and accelerate the natural decomposition of animal manure, place the manure in windrows, spray each layer with CBPA stock solution see directions for use as it is piled. Depending on environmental conditions within the waste pile and the frequency of turning, CBPA can produce a mature compost that is free of pathogens, fly larve and seeds within 14 - 21 days. This odorless, hygienic compost can be safely applied to the land for improved soil structure, moisture retention and addition of a wide range of nutrients. During clean up, spray the work areas and service areas with CBPA stock solution.
Application is carried out with the aid of a conventional spray system or sprinkler system.
The most commonly composted carcasses are chickens and turkeys. The composting of swine carcasses is becoming more commonplace and there is increasing interest in processes for cattle carcasses. The manure, carcasses, and bulking material are layered in a primary composter and moistened with CBPA stock solution see directions for use as required. The temperature, which should range between 130 to 155 F, is monitored on a daily basis. Temperatures above 130 F will destroy the majority of pathogenic bacteria, viruses, and fly larvae.