Vermicomposting is the natural process of compost formation by converting organic wastes into fertiliser utilising earth worms and cow dung. It being widely used for solid waste management. Many species earthworms are utilised in this such as Eisenia fetida, Eudrilus eugeniae, andrei, Lampito rubellus Drawida willis. They feed on to produce vermicompost, vermiwash more resultant products. Compo...

Annually, the wine industry produces high amounts of waste that can be toxic if disposed without pretreatment. Vermicomposting is an efficient and low-cost method decomposing organic matter using earthworms under controlled conditions. The substrate used in vermicomposting process affects microbial populations reflects dynamics enzymatic activity, decomposition matter, nitrogen transformations....

Environmental awareness has sparked increasing interest in changing the way humans interact with their environment. This includes change paradigm of considering human manure (humanure) not as a waste but valuable bioproduct instead. In this regard, composting is an age-old technique for nutrient recovery that gained renewed interest, it may be sanitary and financially viable solution to closing...

The vermicompost using earthworms (Eisenia Fetida) was produced from food waste and chemical parameters (EC, pH, carbon to nitrogen contents (C/N)) and germination bioassay was examined in order to assess the stability and maturity indicators during the vermicomposting process. The seed used in the germination bioassay was cress. The ranges of EC, pH, C/N and germination index were 7.5-4.9 mS/c...

Generation of the huge amount bio-waste and their residues, including incineration ash, is a major technical sustainability problem. To solve this problem, incorporating nutrient-rich residues into crop production has become an efficient practice to increase production. Vermicomposting these wastes could be viable option manage both biowastes products in environmentally friendly manner close ma...