TOPIC: SIMULTANEOUS SOLUTIONS OF PERCENT MOISTURE AND CARBON/NITROGEN RATIO App. A Characteristics of Raw MaterialsTable A.1% NC:N ratioMoistureBulk densityТуре ofvalue(pounds percubic yard)Material(dryweight)(weightcontent %to weight)(wet weight)Crop residues and fruit/vegetable-processing wastesApple filter cakeApple pomaceТурісalТуpicalТуpicalТуpіcalТуріcalRangeAverage1.213601,1971.148881,559Apple-processing sludgeCocoa shellsCoffee groundsCorn cobs2.87591,4112.3228798200.4-0.856-1239-180.69815557Corn stalksТуpіcal0.6-0.860-73 a1232ТуpicalТурiісalТуpіcalТуpіcalТуріcalRangeAverageТуpіcalТуріcalCottonseed meal7.77-Cranberry filter cake(with rice hulls)Cranberry plant (stems, leaves)Cull potatoes2.831501,0211.242711,2980.9616118781,540Fruit wastes0.9-2.620-4962-881.44080Olive husks1.2-1.530-358-10Potato-processing sludge28751,570Potato topsRice hullsТуpicalRangeAverageТуpіcalТуpіcalТуріcal|Туріcal1.5250-0.4113-11207-12185-2190.312114202Soybean mealTomato-processing wasteVegetable produceVegetable wastes7.2-7.64-64.511 a622.719871,5852.5-411-13 Formulate a compost mixture of at consisting of least three ingredients using the CornellComposting Spreadsheet that will satisfy the range of percent moisture content from 50-60%and the range of C:N ratio from 25 to 35. A composting bioreactor has a total capacity of 500kg. The total weight of the mixture ranges from 400-500 kg.Example:Ingredient% Moisture% Carbon% NitrogenMass (Ibs.)Laying hens manure69.048.08.0100Leaves, Loose and dry15.048.60.965Corn cobs15.058.80.6150Water100.00.00.0150Total465Calculated mixture moisture content:54.0Calculated mixture C/N ratio:31.2

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Formulate a compost mixture of at consisting of least three ingredients using the Cornell Composting Spreadsheet that will satisfy the range of percent moisture content from 50-60% and the range of C:N ratio from 25 to 35. A composting bioreactor has a total capacity of 500 kg. The total weight of the mixture ranges from 400-500 kg. Example: Ingredient Laying hens manure Leaves, Loose and dry Corn cobs Water % Moisture 69.0 15.0 15.0 100.0 % Carbon 48.0 48.6 58.8 0.0 % Nitrogen 8.0 0.9 0.6 0.0 Total Mass (lbs.) 100 65 150 150 465

Formulate a compost mixture of at consisting of least three ingredients using the Cornell Composting Spreadsheet that will satisfy the range of percent moisture content from 50-60% and the range of C:N ratio from 25 to 35. A composting bioreactor has a total capacity of 500 kg. The total weight of the mixture ranges from 400-500 kg. Example: Ingredient Laying hens manure Leaves, Loose and dry Corn cobs Water % Moisture 69.0 15.0 15.0 100.0 % Carbon 48.0 48.6 58.8 0.0 % Nitrogen 8.0 0.9 0.6 0.0 Total Mass (lbs.) 100 65 150 150 465

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