We hope your visit will be informative and encouraging. We know we can't put up all the information that will answer every question satisfactorily, so don't despair if you have to send us an email because we always answer all serious questions fully.

SEPTIC TANKS and EM,EFFECTIVE MICRO-ORGANISMS.

Septic tank problems are usually caused because the microbial population responsible for the efficient working of the system have been disturbed or attacked in some way.

Therefore, robust regenerating microbes are essential for a good septic tank system, and EM have proved their worth all over the world. Another factor contributing to a successful septic tank system is an overflow channel planted with reeds, trees and bulrushes, especially if the roof water drains into the system. However, it must be noted that in most cases there is not a generic answer to problems as each septic tank behaves differently. To get answers to your septic tank problems please send an email to:- Email



FUTHER REEDBED DETAILS

Following this reproduction process, we see that the number of individual bacteria doubles with each generation. The population explodes as the number of organisms increase logarithmically. This population boom begins soon after the bacteria is introduced into a favourable environment, after a short lag time when the bacteria becomes acclimatised.

Obviously this population cannot increase forever. At some point, the food source will be depleted, waste products will accumulate, or some other change in the environment will cause the population to level off or decrease (such as a change in pH, temperature, or oxygen level of the environment.) Also, introduction of any poisons into the environment may have negative effects on the population,as well as competition from other types of bacteria.

Bacteria can be classified into different types: aerobic types, (which require oxygen to live) and anaerobic (which can live without oxygen). Facultative types can thrive under both aerobic and anaerobic condition.






Bioremediation soil & water - London conference July 2007, applications & methods..

EM Enhanced Biobeds for pesticides washings control as per EA and DEFRA requirements.
Biobed types:- drive over, offset, removed, combi.
Call 01933 278122 or 07986 558070 for an informal chat about the best biobed type for your farm and work methods. All biobeds can have a DIY element to then for cost saving. For further specific details regarding the benefits of EM in biobeds please send an email from the CONTACT US link on the left.

Bokashi an innovative new method of fermenting everyday organic kitchen waste which produces a nutrient rich probiotic compost to enhance life in the soil.

Enhances the awareness of everyone to the possibilities of alternative waste disposal in out own homes providing us with all the compost out gardens need.

This has been developed, tried and tested by EM Technology and along with other natural innovative products offers the UK an interesting new approach to a growing population problem.

The simplicity of the concept is especially appealing to children who can learn more about where thier waste goes to and what our soil needs to stay balanced.