Solid Digestate
The solid fraction obtained by separation. Organic matter, moisture and nutrient content vary with the feedstock and processing method.
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Returning Resources to the Soil: Biogas and Circular Agriculture
Biogas production and the agricultural use of digestate are complementary stages in managing organic resources.
Biological cycle
Returning resources to the soil.
Explore the cycle connecting organic resources, energy, nutrients and soil.
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Organic Resources
Separating organic materials from crop and livestock production.
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Biogas Reactor
Controlled biological conversion in an oxygen-free environment.
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Energy Production
Using biogas to generate electricity and heat.
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Digestate
Separating, analysing and managing the remaining material.
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Soil & Production
Returning suitable material to the soil according to analysis and an application plan.
What is biogas?
Biogas is a mixture of gases formed when microorganisms break down organic material without oxygen. Alongside the energy-bearing gas, the process leaves a material called digestate.
Liquid Digestate
Storing, transporting and using the liquid fraction requires analysis and suitable equipment.
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Explore →Reading on circular agriculture
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Plant Nutrition in Calcareous Soils: How High pH Changes Nutrient Availability
Why calcareous soil and high pH are not the same measurement, and how high pH changes iron, zinc and phosphorus availability.
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How to Read a Fertilizer Label: NPK, Micronutrients and Guaranteed Analysis
How to read NPK, micronutrients and the guaranteed analysis, and why the percentage is not the field rate.
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Nitrogen Fertilizers Explained: Urea, Ammonium and Nitrate Forms
How urea, ammonium and nitrate behave differently in soil, and why one large dose is not the same as splitting it.
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What Is Leaf Analysis and How Should It Be Used with Soil Analysis?
What a leaf analysis shows that a soil analysis does not, and why sampling time and leaf choice change the reading.
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How to Assess Compost Maturity Before Field Application
How to judge compost maturity before field use: temperature, smell, salinity and the analysis, not color alone.
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Why Does Phosphorus Become Fixed in Soil? Understanding Phosphorus Management
Why phosphorus becomes bound in soil and why raising the rate without a soil analysis is not the management.