Introduction Fish farming generates significant organic waste that requires effective management. Fermentation tanks offer a sustainable solution for converting fish farming waste into valuable compost.   Challenges in Fish Farming Waste Management Fish farming waste, including uneaten feed and fish excrement, can lead to water pollution and nutrient runoff. Effective waste management is essential for maintaining water quality and farm sustainability.   Role of Fermentation Tanks F...

Introduction Greenhouse gas emissions from organic waste are a major environmental concern. Fermentation tanks help mitigate these emissions by converting organic waste into compost through aerobic decomposition. Importance of Greenhouse Gas Reduction Reducing greenhouse gas emissions is crucial for mitigating climate change. Organic waste, when decomposed anaerobically, releases methane, a potent greenhouse gas. Aerobic fermentation in tanks reduces methane production.   Role of Fermen...

Introduction Soil microbial diversity is essential for soil health and plant growth. Compost produced by fermentation tanks enhances microbial diversity, fostering a healthy soil ecosystem. Importance of Soil Microbial Diversity Soil microorganisms play critical roles in nutrient cycling, organic matter decomposition, and disease suppression. High microbial diversity promotes soil health and plant resilience.   Role of Fermentation Tanks Fermentation tanks produce compost that is rich i...