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A wastewater solution
Regenerative By Nature
Restorative by Design

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Proud to be a 
Carbon Neutral 
Environmental Solution Provider

A Waste Water

System Regenerative by Nature

Our patented Biodynamic Aerobic (BIDA®) System catalyzes the digestive power of worms and microbes to remove up to 99% of wastewater contaminants within four hours. In doing so, we produce high quality water which can be reused for agricultural irrigation, discharged to the city at reduced fees, or disposed of over fewer acres to meet if not exceed nutrient management goals. We also generate worm castings which is a nutritious and valuable soil amendment utilized to improve crop yield, soil health, and carbon sequestration. Coupled with studies that show we reduce GHG emissions by 91%, we offer a high impact nature based solution.

IRRIGATION SYSTEM

BioFiltro strives to receive and process wastewater as it is generated to reduce potential for odors and methane generation.
Water flows from the source point and, if necessary, through a solid separator before arriving to an equalization tank. Here, BioFiltro’s telemetry system monitors the water’s characteristics, adjusts pH if necessary, and triggers the intermittent irrigation batch process. 

Irrigation System

Our Star Employee, the Eisenia andrei

“Without the work of this humble creature,
who knows nothing of the benefits he confers upon mankind,
agriculture, as we know it, would be very difficult,
if not wholly impossible.”

- Charles Darwin -

MOUTH
CLITELLUM
STOMACH
BUTT

Our Star Employee, the Eisenia Fetida

“Without the work of this humble creature, who knows nothing of the benefits he confers upon mankind,
agriculture, as we know it, would be very difficult, if not wholly impossible.”

- Charles Darwin -

MOUTH

And as they burrow through the wood shavings, they create channels which ensure even distribution of air and water throughout the system.

CLITELLUM

Worms are simultaneously hermaphroditic and can lay 150 – 200 cocoons each year, which is about 400 – 600 future employees! The average worm lifespan is 6 years so we gain and retain a lot of employees each year!

STOMACH

The gut is rich in microbes which help us propagate and maintain our biofilm while also assisting in the nitrification denitrification process.

BUTT

Each worm can produce up to 10 pounds of castings per year which maintains rich
microbial activity within our system.

Furthermore, when harvested, castings can be utilized by farmers, gardeners, and processors to increase crop yield, soil health, and water retention.