What is the end-use of the recovered biomass?
A. Recovered biomass is typically converted to a high-quality compost soil amendment. However, opportunities exist for further development of the material. As an example, over one million pounds of biomass produced at a Florida treatment facility has been fed to livestock as a high protein feed ingredient. As demand for alternative fuel sources grows, processing the recovered algae into a biofuel product may prove valuable and economical.
