1. PROJECT SOIL EVOLUTION
Topic of Project
Long-term indifference on organic wastes in developing countries (especially for agricultural and livestock
wastes) has resulted great harm to the Earth's environment. Excessive dose of chemical fertilizers by farmers to
produce crops quickly has caused the river pollution, soil acidification, loss of organic matter, crop shortage,
and pest problems. It also accelerates the degradation and desertification of soil and causes the climate change.
Since the population is high and most of the land is resource-poor in developing countries, we must adopt
some environmentally friendly policies such as "multiple applications of renewable resources". Which we shall
be able to create a win-win benefits on both environmental protection and agricultural development. Thus,
Yes-Sun upholds the faith of environmental protection without borders and provides an economical and
practical Composting-free DIY machine, which can also be authorized to manufacture in developing countries
to apply for agricultural development.
Purpose of Project
Recycle the organic waste (agricultural waste, domestic waste, industrial waste) to produce organic fertilizer.
Through DIY machines shall greatly promote agricultural economic development in developing countries. By
means of "multiple applications of renewable resources" technology, the organic fertilizer recycled from
organic waste can improve acidified soil, and simultaneously solve the issues of food shortage crisis.
Project Partners
Companies, organizations, institutions, NGOs or government agencies with a strong intention to improve the
local environment and enhance agricultural economic development, also raise people‘s economic gains in
Developing countries.
Cooperation Qualification
Capability of manufacturing the agriculture or environmental protection machinery.
Contact Method: Please reply the Feasibility Assessment Form
Yes-Sun Environmental Biotech, Co., Ltd
TEL: +886-2-2662-2886 FAX: +886-2-2662-2769
Website: http://www.yessun.com Email: yessun@ms51.hinet.net