Keith Warren 828-230-1729 [email_address] President

Design and Construction

State of the Art Design/Construction Shared roof structure- composter/drystack Covered working pad Galvanized doors with fiberglass liner One touch control panel for aeration New leachate treatment- aerobic One blower to handle all bins 24/7 New bucket grinder/screen for easy use

Shared roof structure- composter/drystack

Covered working pad

Galvanized doors with fiberglass liner

One touch control panel for aeration

New leachate treatment- aerobic

One blower to handle all bins 24/7

New bucket grinder/screen for easy use

NRCS APPROVED Split - door design >>> Concrete working pad

<<< Aeration Header Leachate Collection >>> Pipe

Aeration Manifold >>> ^^^ Lifting Pins Ramp

Hay Shredder

Sunburst Trout Farm, Bethel, NC This system was specially designed for an aquaculture operation. Contact us if you think that your business can benefit from forced air composting.

The End Result

Forced Air Composting Testimonial from a NC Hog Farmer In the first 4 months we composted 228,000 lbs. of dead animals. We have run the facility at both 3% and 10% mortality. The forced aeration system is forgiving enough to accommodate either. I suggest under normal conditions an application rate of between 8,500 and 9,500 lbs. per bin. During times of high mortality, the bins will adequately handle up to 11,000 lbs. of mortality.

In the first 4 months we composted 228,000 lbs. of dead animals.

We have run the facility at both 3% and 10% mortality. The forced aeration system is forgiving enough to accommodate either.

I suggest under normal conditions an application rate of between 8,500 and 9,500 lbs. per bin.

During times of high mortality, the bins will adequately handle up to 11,000 lbs. of mortality.

Whole Hog Composting at Little Creek Hog Farm Ayden North Carolina 16 Bin Facility w/ Storage 10,000lbs mortality per bin “Capped and cooking” 150°F Processing Temps Forced Aeration Floor “Storage for Land 28 days application”