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Solid Organic Waste Management and Production and Utilization of Bio-Organic Fertilizer to Reduce the Environmental Pollution from Waste and Used Chemical Fertilizers.

Dr. Amin Uddin Mridha
Professor
Department of Botany,University of Chittagong ,
Bangladesh
e-mail:mridha@abnetbd.com



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Bio-Organic fertilizer composed of Organic fertilizer developed from Municipal Solid Organic Waste and biofertilizer developed with Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi and Rhizobium is an useful fertilizer alternative to chemical fertilizer may be used for improve agriculture, Horticulture and Forestry systems in Bangladesh.


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Organic fertilizer will improve the soil physical, chemical and biological properties and biofertilizer will provide nitrogen and phosphorus.


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Chittagong City Corporation has all necessary infrastructure facilities
Densely populated residential and commercial development posedpotential threat of environmental pollution
Generated solid wastes are not practicing any scientific methods.


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Primary objectives

To reduce the time taken for composting by microbial inoculants
To find out the suitable composition of the compost for balanced nutrient content of the compost.


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Next steps

To enrich the compost with bio-fertilizers developed
To have better supply of nitrogen and phosphorus
As the inadequate availability of Nitrogen and phosphorus in our soils.


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Development of Biofertilizers
Biofertilizer of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal Fungi
Ectomycorrhizal fungi as well as Rhizobium
So that the biofertilizers may be incorporated during packing and or distribution of Organic fertilizer.


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Phase 1
Production of Organic fertilizer from the Municipal Organic Waste and other organic products


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Phase 11
Development of Bio-fertilizers for Phosphorus and Nitrogen Nutrition:
Production of Biofertilizer of Mycorrhizal Fungi and Rhizobium
Production of other types of Biofertilizers
Tested after successful production of the above two


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Management of Organic Waste
Composting
Composting is a process of biological decomposition of organic waste that is carried out by a group of active micro-organisms which break down the cellulolytic material and hasten the process of composting under aerobic condition at an elevated temperature.


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Factors influencing
Number and species of micro-organisms
Oxygen levels
Particle size
Nutrient levels
Temperature
pH etc.


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Advantages of composting


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Disadvantage of composting
Mechanical plant construction cost is high
Maintenance and operational cost are also high
Difficulty in marketing the product
Sufficient space is required for storage of compost and installation of compost plant


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Economic Aspect of Composting
Incineration and bio-gas productions from waste are not economically viable
Large scale centralized and mechanized composting plants have high operational, transportation and maintenance costs.
A labor-intensive solid waste management is preferable to mechanized waste management solutions.
Improve the environmental condition by reducing the pollution
Provide organic fertilizer
Minimize the production cost of inorganic chemical fertilizers
Reduce the land area required for dumping


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Phase 11
**Production of Biofertilizer of Mycorrhizal Fungi and Rhizobium
**Production of other types of Biofertilizers
Benefit of Mycorrhiza and Rhizobium
Mycorrhiza promotes the growth of host plants by improving the absorption of nutrients, water from soil and by protecting roots from pathogenic fungi and other stresses and rhizobium fixed atmospheric nitrogen for growth of plants.


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Development of Biofertilizers
Developed methodology for inoculum production of Mycorrhizal fungi with our indigenous plants under field conditions.
Inoculum production of Ectomycorrhizal fungi and rhizobium has also been developed in our laboratory.
The details production systems are presented in some of our publications.


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Materials needed for the production of Bio-organic
Continuous supply of waste
Suitable place with shade to do the whole operation of composting
Production of Arbuscular Mycorrhizal inoculum near to the compost plant.
Train or develop manpower
Chemicals analysis of quality of compost and finally Bio-organic
Laboratory equipment, space and sitting space, office etc.


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Testing Bioorganic
The efficacy of Bio-organic needs to be tested in different agro-ecological zones and different types of crops and forest plants as well as in the nursery systems.


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SCHEDULE OF WORK PLAN FOR ONE YEAR
Initially we will use about ten tons of waste. After successful production of compost we will increase our consumption from 10 to 100 and more.
One cycle of production of Compost from Municipal Solid Organic Waste by following the methodology mentioned above will need approximately three months. In the whole year we will produce several cycle of compost and simultaneously we will try to find suitable conditions and methods for rapid decomposition of organic waste into compost.


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Arbuscular Mycorrhizal biofertilizer under field conditions will be developed with in three months.
Production of Ectomycorhizal and rhizobium biofertilizer under laboratory conditions will need about one month.
Testing of the prepared compost for nutritional value will need about two months.
Application of Biofertilizer to test their efficacy will need about six months.
Altogether we need one year to find out a preliminary information about our products.


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