Riaghladh Fàileadh Aoilich is Cuileagan le Seumas C. Silverthorne

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Mu dheidhinn fàileadh aoilich

Rudolf Steiner : “… ma dh’fhàgas sinn an cruach compost mar a mhìnich mi e gu ruige seo, is dòcha gun sgap e a shusbaint astral air gach taobh. … Feumaidh sinn feuchainn ris a’ chruach compost a thoirt ann an staid a tha… tha e a’ fàileadh mar cho beag ’s as urrainn . … An rud a dh’fhalmhaicheadh ​​​​​​e air dhòigh eile agus a sgapadh a fhàileadh thall thairis, tha e air a chumail còmhla mar sin. Gu dearbh, is e an naitridean a tha gu làidir a’ sireadh na farsaingeachd - ann an iomadh cruth agus todhar. A-nis tha e air a chumail còmhla.” Àiteachas, td. 71. Bruthadh air a chur ris.

Ar Beachd : ’S e an dòigh as fheàrr air a bhith a’ riaghladh aoileach amh ann an àiteachan fasgaidh sprèidh, mus tèid a dhèanamh mar chompost, gus am bi chan eil e a’ leigeil a-mach a naitridean follaiseach mar choimeasgaidhean fàileil (ammonia, msaa.). Bidh fàilidhean/stuthan luaineach a bhios mar as trice air an dèanamh le aoileach is fual ùr is a tha a’ grodadh (1) a’ nochdadh call naitridean nàdarra bhon tuathanas, agus an uairsin bidh iad nan truailleadh àile (2) nuair a thèid an anail a tharraing a-steach, a’ bagairt slàinte bheathaichean (3) a’ tàladh chuileagan plàighean gu furasta chun sgìre far a bheil stuthan a bhios a’ dèanamh fàileadh. Chan eil coltas gu bheil na h-aon stuthan nach eil a’ dèanamh fàilidhean a’ tàladh chuileagan.

Feuch an toir sibh sùil air Tòiseachadair Compost Pfeiffer agus am Maria Thun BC (Toradh Bith-dhinimigeach) mar roghainnean gus casg a chur air fàilidhean bho chruinneachadh aoileach neo-thompostaichte. Faodar Tòiseachadair Compost a chur an sàs a-rithist fhad ’s a tha an cruach ga thogail. Mar as àbhaist, thèid na h-ullachaidhean compost fa leth a chur an sàs anns a’ chruach compost crìochnaichte.

Luchdaich sìos Artaigilean

Riaghladh Fàileadh/Cuileagan Aoilich: A’ cleachdadh Buannachd Eag-eòlasach an Tuathanais le Seumas C. Silverthorne. Ath-chlò-bhuailte bho Acres USA, an t-Ògmhios 2014, Leabh. 43, Àir. 6.

Casg air fàileadh cuileagan aoileach aig fasgaidhean sprèidh le Seumas C. Silverthorne (Leudaichte)

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2 beachdan

Oh yes! I see it above, good going adding the questions related to the JPI products, excellent idea!

James Silverthorne

Hi – Where is the pdf for my article, Manure Odor and Fly Management, posted 2017? Thank you, JS

James Silverthorne

Fàg beachd

Frequently Asked Questions

What causes manure odor?

Manure odor is primarily caused by the release of nitrogen in the form of odorous compounds.
How can I reduce manure odor?

Using compost starters and managing manure properly can significantly reduce odors.
Why is manure odor a concern?

It indicates nitrogen loss, poses health risks to animals, and attracts pest flies.
What are compost starters?

Compost starters are materials that help accelerate the composting process and reduce odors.

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