Earthworm Technology in Organic Waste Management 1st Edition

Earthworm Technology in Organic Waste Management — 1st Edition by Kui Huang; Sartaj Ahmad Bhat; Fusheng Li; Vineet Kumar

Turn organic waste into opportunity with this authoritative, practical guide to vermicomposting and earthworm-based recycling. Written by leading researchers, this book captures the science, methods, and real-world applications that make earthworm technology an essential tool for sustainable waste management in urban and rural settings worldwide.

Explore clear, step-by-step explanations of vermiculture principles, earthworm species selection, system design, and operational best practices for households, farms, municipalities, and industry. Case studies from Asia, Africa, Europe, and North America illustrate scalable solutions—from small backyard systems to community-scale composting and integrated waste management projects—making the content geopolitically and practically relevant.

Benefit from in-depth coverage of environmental and economic impacts: nutrient recovery, soil health improvement, pathogen suppression, odor control, and resource-efficient organic fertilizer production. The authors balance rigorous research with accessible guidance for practitioners, students, policymakers, and waste-management professionals seeking to implement circular-economy approaches and sustainable agriculture techniques.

Packed with practical tips, troubleshooting checklists, and design considerations, this edition equips readers to reduce landfill reliance, cut disposal costs, and enhance soil fertility using nature’s most efficient recyclers. Whether you are a sustainability-minded homeowner, an agronomist, or a municipal planner, this book provides the knowledge to build resilient, eco-friendly organic waste systems.

Demand for sustainable waste solutions is growing—bring proven earthworm technology to your project. Order your copy today and start transforming organic waste into valuable resources.

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