soil conditioner

In Malaysia, Nutrition Technologies produces "soil conditioner" from frass - the waste and skin of Black Soldier Fly larvae.

Turface Athletics near Chicago provides the soil conditioner, while mound tamps, infield drags and nail drags are from Beacon Athletics in Middleton, Wisconsin.

Thanks to an EPA designation that certifies biosolids are free of any pathogens, Class A biosolids are allowed to be commercially sold and used as fertilizer or soil conditioner.

The leftover organic matter becomes a soil conditioner.

The dried material can be used as soil conditioner or as fuel for cooking or powering the sanitation system.