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Improving quality of composted biowaste to enhance disease suppressiveness of compost-amended, peat-based potting mixes

2005-11-01

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Biowaste can be converted into compost by composting or by a combination of anaerobic digestion and composting. Currently, waste management systems are primarily focused on the increase of the turnover rate of waste streams whereas optimisation of product quality receives less attention. This results in low quality composts that can only be sold on bulk markets at low prices. A new market for quality compost could...

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3f548105-df4b-5fba-8dcc-80188070926e
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10.1016/j.soilbio.2005.03.018
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