Inline composting is generally considered the most cost-effective composting alternative. Meanwhile, it may also have the highest fugitive emissions.

Row rotation is important to speed up the composting process as it cuts off preferential airways and brings material from the outside to the center to kill the pathogen. Row composting is a viable option for manure management and reduces the risks of odour, soil and water contamination.

Inline composting becomes economically and technically attractive due to its relatively simple equipment requirements and good performance results and brings economic and environmental profits. In addition, it significantly reduces the amount of organic matter going to landfills. Stacks of material are placed in long rows and rotated by mechanical equipment to ensure optimum conditions.

Inline composting requires a large amount of land and the leachate produced has the potential to contaminate surface and groundwater, but with proper infrastructure both of these problems are easily handled.

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