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SANITARY AND BACTERIOLOGICAL STATE OF ORGANOMINERAL COMPOST BASED ON ANIMAL WASTE

Vladimir G. Tyurin, Galina A. Mysova, Nina N. Potemkina, Anton Yu. Sakharov, Oksana I. Kochish, Kirill N. Biryukov

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The article presents the results of microbiological studies that characterize the survival of various groups of sanitary-indicative microorganisms in organic compost based on animal waste, depending on the level of mineral components. Mixing the mineral components of urea and formalin in a compost mixture based on organic animal waste in an amount of 0,3% of its volume ensures inactivation of the sanitary-indicative microflora after 12 hours of exposure.

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The article presents the results of microbiological studies that characterize the survival of various groups of sanitary-indicative microorganisms in organic compost based on animal waste, depending on the level of mineral components. Mixing the mineral components of urea and formalin in a compost mixture based on organic animal waste in an amount of 0,3% of its volume ensures inactivation of the sanitary-indicative microflora after 12 hours of exposure.

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The article presents the results of microbiological studies that characterize the survival of various groups of sanitary-indicative microorganisms in organic compost based on animal waste, depending on the level of mineral components. Mixing the mineral components of urea and formalin in a compost mixture based on organic animal waste in an amount of 0,3% of its volume ensures inactivation of the sanitary-indicative microflora after 12 hours of exposure.

Key concepts: Compost, Animal waste, Waste management, Environmental science, Biodegradable waste, Microorganism, Urea, Environmental chemistry

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