Musami School Develops Fertiliser from Biogas Slurry
St Paul's Musami Mission High School in Murehwa is turning biogas by-products into liquid organic fertilizer, enhancing sustainability. This initiative follows the installation of a 50-cubic-metre biogas digester aimed at reducing energy costs.
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St Paul's Musami Mission High School is assessing the production of organic fertilizer from slurry produced by its biogas digester, which was installed by the Rural Electrification Agency (REA). The digester, with a capacity of 50 cubic meters, primarily produces methane for cooking and water heating, but the nutrient-rich slurry presents a new opportunity for commercialisation.
The school aims to refine the product to eliminate odor and enhance market readiness. This initiative aligns with a broader trend toward sustainable practices in rural areas, with at least 26 biogas digesters established in Mashonaland East Province to promote clean energy adoption.
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