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What will your fertilizer cost?
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Our goal is to price our urine fertilizer competitively with mineral fertilizers which varies throughout the year depending on access and demand. Our cost to produce the fertiliser is…
What will your fertilizer cost?
Our goal is to price our urine fertilizer competitively with mineral fertilizers which varies throughout the year depending on access and demand. Our cost to produce the fertiliser is higher, but we want…
Is urine fertilizer allowed in conventional and organic/KRAV farming?
Currently, urine fertilizer is permitted in conventional farming in Sweden but requires special approval in the rest of the EU. Organic and KRAV-certified farming does not yet allow urine fertilizer, but…
What will your fertilizer cost?
Our goal is to price our urine fertilizer competitively with mineral fertilizers which varies throughout the year depending on access and demand. Our cost to produce the fertiliser is higher, but we want…
How much fertilizer can be produced if urine from an entire country is collected?
The potential varies by country and population size. In Sweden, collecting and processing all human urine could replace approximately 30% of the mineral fertilizers used in agriculture. In South Africa,…
Are there any pathogens un your urine fertilizer?
Urine is pathogen free when excreted from a healthy individual. However, some pathogens can sometimes be present due to cross contamination from faeces or enter the urine from the environment once you’ve…
Are there any heavy metals in your urine fertilizer?
Only in extremely low concentrations—significantly lower than in animal manure, which is one of the most widely used fertilizers. Additionally, heavy metal levels in urine are often lower than those…
Are there antibiotics and hormones in your urine fertilizer?
Urine contains smaller amounts of antibiotics and hormones than manure (Hammer & Clemens, 2007). Many hormone-based medications mimic naturally occurring substances that nature already has mechanisms…
Why urine?
Urine makes up only about 1% of our wastewater by volume, yet it contains 70–80% of the nutrients. In our human excreta alone, urine accounts for 80-90% of nitrogen, 50-65% of phosphorus and 50-80% of…
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