EnviroLagoon™ Waste System Treatment can positively impact farm operations. The aggressive nature of the microbes can clean flushing lanes. The dramatic reduction of solids in the lagoon have permitted extended intervals between pumping and reduced the need for mechanical removal of bottom solids.

Land application of waste from an anaerobic system can result in crop damage because of high salts. EnviroLagoon™ Waste System Treatment is formulated to aid in addressing the salt issue, which can benefit plant growth.

EnviroLagoon™ Waste System Treatment is formulated with an energy supply sufficient to maintain a life cycle without the need to depend on the sun for this effect. The result – it works ALL year long while other products may work only seasonally. Adverse weather conditions may affect the ability to measure.

Direct ingestion of EnviroLagoon™ Waste System Treatment by animals will not create health problems. Trace amounts of the product to recycle water, flushing or other systems have been experienced with no ill health effects. Many dairy operations use EnviroLagoon™ Waste System Treatment in their flush systems. As our MSDS states, EnviroLagoon™ Waste System Treatment is not a hazardous chemical and presents no health risk to humans.

Currently, EnviroLagoon™ Waste System Treatment is manually applied directly to the lagoon.

The recommended application amount for startup is approximately 24 gallons per 1,000 animal units for the first 2 weeks and 16 gallons per 1,000 animal units for the 3rd and 4th week. The recommended maintenance program is approximately 8 gallons per week per 1,000 animal units. Chemicals from the operation and animal waste composition are also considered.

To obtain optimum effects, do not allow product to freeze or store in direct sunlight.

EnviroLagoon™ Waste System Treatment may yield immediate visual results. Chemical and physical reaction will be observed in the post application sampling event.

Product addition prior to a pumping event with the intent of emptying the lagoon by more than 20% during the initial sixty days will void the guarantee. The operational action is a management decision based on solid build-up and cost. Application to a lagoon with a variable pumping scheduled which maintains a near consistent lagoon volume is permitted.