Comparative Review of Aerobic and Anaerobic Composting for the Reduction of Organic Waste

Composting is a self-heating, aerobic, bio-decomposition process of organic waste that has advantages over other disposal strategies since it reduces volume by 40-50% and kills pathogens the heat generated during thermophilic phase. This uses (food scraps, grass chipping, etc.), water, soil (for added microbes) either incorporation air turning compost (aerobic) or lack within (anaerobic). study designed to comparatively assess aerobic anaerobic composting mechanisms on productivity rate analyse different variables influencing process. Based results obtained time taken completely materials might not always be same, because dependent percentage microorganisms, water content, temperature C:N ratio present in pile at said along with amount material composted. Finally, this will only help farmers but also general public choosing cost-effective environmentally friendly way reducing from landfills reduction greenhouse gases ozone layer.