Circular Economy Solutions for Wet Waste Management

Fermented Organic Manure (FOM)

Fermented Organic Manure (FOM) is a nutrient-rich organic fertilizer produced through the controlled fermentation of biodegradable agricultural and organic waste materials. Using microbial activity under anaerobic or semi-aerobic conditions, organic matter is broken down into a stable, humus-like substance that enhances soil health, fertility, and microbial activity.

FOM is typically a byproduct of processes like anaerobic digestion, which is also used in Compressed Bio Gas (CBG) production. After gas extraction, the remaining slurry—known as digestate—is processed and cured to become Fermented Organic Manure.

Benefits:

Enhances plant growth and yield naturally
Reduces dependence on chemical fertilizers
Promotes carbon sequestration and soil biodiversity
Supports circular economy in agriculture
Safe for long-term soil use

Moisture Content

Total Organic Carbon

Total NPK

30 - 70%

Minimum 15 - 25%

2.5 - 3.0%

Liquid Fermented Organic Manure (LFOM)

Liquid Fermented Organic Manure (LFOM) is a high-quality, nutrient-dense liquid bio-fertilizer made from the controlled fermentation of organic waste materials such as animal dung, crop residues, and food/agricultural waste. The fermentation process is facilitated by beneficial microorganisms under anaerobic or semi-aerobic conditions, breaking down the organic matter into a stable, bioavailable form.

LFOM is rich in essential plant nutrients, beneficial microbes, and organic acids. It serves as an eco-friendly, sustainable alternative to synthetic fertilizers and is particularly effective in improving soil fertility, plant health, and crop productivity. It is often derived as a liquid byproduct from Compressed Bio Gas (CBG) production processes, especially during anaerobic digestion.