Located in the Wairarapa region, North Island, New Zealand, this organic vegetable and food cropping farm composts wood chips, pasture grasses, alfalfa, meadow hay, and pasture balage (wrapped bales). The finished compost is applied to the vegetable and cropping land. "We found you on the interne...

Janet W. was looking for a "green" method of handling the manure from her five horses on pine pellet bedding. This O2Compost system was the answer. She gives some of the finished compost away to friends and sells the rest. Even a local organic farmer is sold on the quality of the compost after Ja...

Looking for an alternative to simply throwing away all the waste from his 10 alpacas, John R. installed an O2Compost system to create a reusable product free of harmful parasites. Now he can use the finished compost as fertilizer right on the grounds where the alpacas graze. John says "We love th...

Brad N. has two horses on pellet bedding. After searching for a more environmentally friendly alternative to sending the manure/bedding all the way to the dumpsters, he installed an O2Compost Micro-Bin System. The finished compost is first used on the gardens/beds, then the turf, and whatever is ...

This is a grant-funded project through Whatcom Conservation District. Karen P. has one horse and one mini on pellet bedding. She uses an aluminum ATV ramp to easily dump the manure into the bins. For better traction, Karen added plywood with a strip of rolled asphalt in the center. The plywood Mi...