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Healing Ecosystems Through Bioremediation

Restoring lakes & ponds, treating wastewater, amending soils, and processing agricultural & industrial waste

Harnessing the Power of Soil Microbes

With the proper strains of common bacilli grown in great volume, Spadefoot Ecosystem Solutions can address a variety of environmental issues.  While the science has been available for years, the platform to monitor and manage its growth is new.  We are employing nature to heal nature — when otherwise, most look to chemicals or engineered solutions to solve environmental problems, typically to poor effect.  Spadefoot Ecosystem Solutions offers a nature-driven solution, one that will change way we address our surface water / wastewater challenges.

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As we come to understand the roles microbes play in building ecosystems and we learn their capabilities, we are finding a number of applications — in wastewater treatment, in eutrophic water bodies, with animal waste and hazardous spills.

An assortment of soil bacteria strains selected for their specific properties
An assortment of soil bacteria strains selected for their specific properties

Ready to See What Microbiology Can Accomplish?

Contact us to discuss how we can help remediate your impaired pond or improve operations to lower costs at your sewage treatment plant. The video below demonstrates a 25% decrease in sludge in just 45 days, and read our Case Study on Silver Springs for more on wastewater treatment. We can also address your agricultural or industrial waste issues. Finally, we have extensive experience removing invasive plants and replacing them with native species, which act to improve soil health. Microbiology increasingly plays a strong role in all of these sectors.

Wastewater Management

From sewage treatment plants that process millions of gallons a day to units for the home that each day dispense sludge digesting microbes into your tank, we are ready to change the game with technology developed by EnBiorganic.

Impaired Lakes & Ponds

We are now employing the same technology that is used in sewage treatment plants to treat lakes and ponds that have become choked with sediment.  What if we no longer had to dredge?  What if many tons of sludge could be simply digested away?

  • Farm & Industrial Waste

    Animal sludge is an enormous problem.  It must be hauled away, processed, buried, or it becomes a threat to our waterways.  Given the costs and logistics, too often our waters end up compromised.  With the right array of soil microbes, we can process that sludge with the remainder being used as fertilizer.

    The microbiology digests away much of the manure

    Soil Remediation​

    So many environmental problems are exacerbated by the fact that the local soil biome has been compromised.  Our native trees, shrubs, and flowers are embedded within colonies of microbes and fungi that promote their growth.  We disrupt those networks with chemicals, with development, and with the introduction of invasive and non-native plants.  Spadefoot Ecosystem Solutions restores fields and forests to health by reintroducing the soil’s microbial communities. 

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    It all starts with a healthy soil biome
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    Spadefoot Ecosystem Solutions is the exclusive licensee for EnBiorganic Technologies in New York State and represents the company in the Northeast.  The solution to so many of our problems is literally under our feet, among the billions of organisms found in every handful of soil.  Simple, elegant, cost effective, and aligned with nature. 

    What else is possible?
    We are just beginning to find out.

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