The owner of this beautiful O2Compost Benchmark system has four horses on shavings bedding. The bay doors were designed to compliment the barn. The finished compost is used back in the garden.

Beverly and Kent K. purchased their cornerstone compost system in 2008 and constructed a four-bin composter using masonry block with a sliding lid. They compost the manure from their three horses, filling each bin in about a month’s time. While they use some of the compost on their pastures...

David C. and his wife purchased a very old and “well worn” stable on the east side of Redmond, Washington. As part of their rehabilitation and expansion of the facility, they purchased a new 10-stall barn from Barn Pros and an expanded Paragon Compost System from O2Compost. The expand...

Two things drove Suzanne of Sycamore Lane Therapeutic Riding Center to construct this O2Compost Cornerstone system. The facility is located next to a river, and she was paying a lot of money to have the manure from her 15 horses hauled away. The finished compost is shared (for free) with people i...

Doug C. needed an effective way to handle the high volume of waste without creating a great deal of extra work. His O2Compost system now composts the manure and sawdust bedding from up to 37 horses. The finished compost is spread on the pastures and hay fields. As with most first batches, a littl...