A biofertiliser is being produced in Italy by recovering digestate generated after anaerobic digestion from municipal waste. The process is not only using waste as a resource but helping farmer as the biofertiliser is a resource of organic carbon that does not exceed the maximum N-application for fertilisation.
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Good practices and Statistics from Italy on Waste Management can be accessed here
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