How to generate your own biogas and organic fertiliser from food waste and farm waste.
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- Опубліковано 20 лют 2023
- Generating your own biogas from food and farm waste is a great way to reduce your environmental footprint and save money. By utilizing the natural process of decomposition, you can convert organic waste into a renewable energy source.
Here are the steps to get started:
1. Collect organic waste from your kitchen, garden, or farm.
2. Place the waste in the #flexibiogas digester.
3. Mix the waste with an equal amount of water.
4. Fed the waste to the digetser and the mixture starts to decompose immediately.
5. Biogas is collected in the #biogas digester. the biogas produced by the fermentation process.
6. The biogas is piped to your house or farm.
By following these steps, you can easily generate your own biogas from food and farm waste. Not only will you be reducing your environmental impact, but you'll also be saving money on energy costs. With a little bit of effort, you can make a big difference in the world.
We have developed a range of affordable, off-grid energy and waste management solutions for both domestic and commercial needs that are entirely green.
Our product portfolio includes;
1. Domestic biogas systems
2. Commercial biogas systems (T-REX TECHNOLOGY),
3. BIO-SAN-GAS TECHNOLOGY - human waste management systems
4. Fruit and vegetable dryer.
5. Climate smart agriculture - vertical gardening on drip irrigation systems
6. Biogas ovens
7. Space warming - chicken/pig brooders
8. Solar, among many others.
We also offer custom-designed products to meet the specific needs of our clients, and we are constantly innovating new solutions based on user feedback.
Visit www.biogas.co.ke to learn more about our sustainable, green solutions.
Email: biogasinternational@yahoo.com
Tel: +254(0)722700530
Many thanks @PropertyNoma for making this great video.
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This is how we move humanity forward, intelligent innovation that is open-source, shared widely, and able to be completed by families on modest plots of land. This is true freedom and true sustainability. Thank you for your work and contribution. May God reward you for your efforts Sir.
Thank you for your kind words. It is indeed exciting to see innovative solutions that can empower individuals and communities to become more self-sufficient and sustainable. Open-source knowledge sharing can play a crucial role in achieving these goals and driving progress forward.
Very true, love your thoughts!
Climate activists stand in the way of this kind of innovation in Western countries right now. 😂
@@kwuiki23how unfortunate 😔
So true...and then u come to Europe and everything innovative and ressource efficient, wich is not owned by a big company, gets no chance to get licenced or even build. Wonderfully simple, efficient and well thought work.
I am from the U.K, I am impressed by the innovation in Africa, wish we had more innovation like this in the U.K from our farmers. This system is very clever. Thankyou.
Thank you for your kind words and support! Innovation and creativity can come from anywhere, and it's always great to see new ideas being implemented in different parts of the world. We believe that solutions like this can be adapted and applied to many different contexts and situations, so it's exciting to see people from all over the world taking an interest in our sustainable and innovative technologies.
@@FlexiBiogas Thankyou for your reply. Yes, what you are doing is much needed for many people around the world. I liked your tiered method of growing plants and vegitables. I have seen a simular permaculture method, where instead of plastic supports for the tiers you can use stacked tree logs, covered with soil. Over time the trees rot, providing additional nutrients for the growing plants and eco systems.
@@MrLeighman Thank you for your comment and additional insight! Yes, using natural materials like tree logs is a great way to create raised garden beds that are also sustainable and environmentally friendly. It's important to explore and experiment with different methods to find what works best for each individual situation.
People have done anaerobic compost for hundreds of years, the issue is scale. You'd need like 1500 gallons of compostable material just to make enough gas for 1 person to cook.
A nice supplement if you have the space and lack resources, but it's not a solution for much of anything.
But power company wouldn't get your money 💰
Flexi Biogas, send this man some products. At this point hes doing your marketing.
hahah, say no more! But yes, absolutely!
@@FlexiBiogasHello, I need more info from you
@@FlexiBiogasyour contacts please
I want 6 peoples?
I was in the water reclamation/wastewater treatment field for 32 years and we used biogas to run boilers and ship engine generators. we also sent the biomass to fodder and fiber farms as well as land fills to increase their biomass production.
I want one of these for my home.
Thank you for sharing your experience and insights! It's great to hear about the various ways biogas can be used and how it's already being utilized in different industries. It's exciting that the technology is becoming more accessible for individual use as well.
Reach us today on email at: biogasinternational@yahoo.com to make your order.
www.biogas.co.ke
Can the gas be used to power a generator?
@@johnfitbyfaithnet in the 1970s there was in the UK A man using methane to run a car so a petrol generator is no problem
yes it doesn't generally have the same btus as natural gas but they're similar. there's videos on UA-cam on how to convert generators for syngas and biogas
Yes, biogas can run generators.
I Love this . Everyone should be pushing this out there . I have built a bio gas system in Australia.
THIS is the Way...perma-culture, biomass , home production and open source everything...
Love to see your biogas system I'm in Australia also
We get our heat from a big biogas plant here. I live in Germany.
@@lukewarm2075 Hey Luke , I will be putting up the Bio Gas system video when I get to it hahah I have another channel which should be called " My self sufficient Journey"
micro local eco energy generation is what the corporations that run all modern liberal capitalist states dont want us to know. the energy market, for example, is a huge fraud. check yanin varoufackis talking about this in diem25 yt channel.. meanwhile, yes, thank u for this video, its inspiring
Exceptionally high quality video Gentlemen.
The detailed descriptions combined with clear visual demonstrations have convinced me that this system has a home on every farm in the world.
I appreciate the high quality videography and editing as well, thank you from Canada.
Thank you for your kind words and support! We're thrilled to hear that you found our video informative and convincing. We believe in the potential of the Flexi biogas system to make a positive impact on farms worldwide.
Your appreciation for the high-quality videography and editing means a lot to us.
We're grateful for your support all the way from Canada!
Together, we can work towards a greener and more sustainable future.
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@@FlexiBiogashow can I order a biogas dijestor
Thank-you @@FlexiBiogas
I saw a fellow in France who uses a digester using household waste, including sanitation waste. The biggest component he uses is the pine needles he rakes off the forest floor which he manages. Also runs his Citroen 2CV van on methane and generator for electricity. Water is heated to 60 C just from the fermentation with no help from a separate water heater.
Projects like this will help Africa more than throwing money and free food at people
That's really interesting, thanks for sharing! It's great to see people finding innovative ways to use waste and create energy. Projects like this have the potential to not only provide sustainable energy solutions but also create economic opportunities for communities. Investing in such projects can definitely have a positive impact on improving livelihoods and promoting self-sufficiency.
Governments can't take more control if they promoted beneficial stuff like this though. All of humanity would be better if we utilized more methods like this.
that would have been the jean pain method
@@marcushoward6560 If you look at things holistically governments gave a lot to people by adopting the Petrodollar and giving to everyone worldwide very cheap fuel to almost everyone worldwide.
I just don't see how this is practical for every person, you depend from materials like plastics, you need land and labour for a paltry result. You simply cannot beat the efficiency of directly using fossil fuels.
What I see is that all this biomass is being robbed from the land, this is contributing to desertification of the land...and for what? to cook some meals, especially in a warm climate where fruit should be the priority? bah
This is called quality content, got complete details about biogas, i always think about using renewable resources for daily purposes 👍🏻
Thank you for your positive feedback! I'm glad to hear that you found the content informative and useful. It's great to see that you share an interest in using renewable resources for daily purposes, such as biogas. Using renewable energy sources is an important step towards sustainable living, and it's encouraging to see more people interested in exploring these options. If you have any further questions or comments, please don't hesitate to let me know!
@@FlexiBiogas thanks brother for the kind reply ❤️
Almost all of my doubts were cleared in this video, will ask u if any questions arise 👍🏻❤️
Thanks and love from India ❤️🇮🇳
You're welcome! I'm glad the video was helpful to you, and please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any further questions or concerns. Thank you for your support, and sending love back to India! ❤️🇮🇳
Can you compress onto 10klo gas celeder ore bigger ???
It does not make economic sense putting it in cylinders.
You guys deserve global attention. Amazed and intrigued.
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're passionate about what we do and it's truly rewarding to see our efforts resonating with people around the world. Stay tuned for more innovative and sustainable solutions! 🌍🌱🌟
Excellent. Let us all return to an agrarian lifestyle with biogas
Exactly. Thank you for the positive response.
Amazing, I'm going to follow. This is awesome. I'm a Permaculture farmer in Spain I live in the countryside. This will be amazing for me.
Africa they never talk about in Europe ! Thanks for showing.
You're very welcome! We're thrilled to share the aspects of Africa that often go unnoticed.
In the late 1970’s when the USA had a 4x increase in gasoline prices from OPEC, the “mother earth news” had articles about this. This is the South Korean JADAM method of fermenting yard waste to get methane as the off gas and the liquid as fertilizer
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and providing more context. It's great to see that similar methods have been used in the past and in other parts of the world. The JADAM method from South Korea is indeed a similar process of fermenting organic materials to produce methane gas and liquid fertilizer. It's exciting to see that these methods have been used successfully in different places, and can continue to be adapted and improved upon in the future.
These are great, and as you will see if you garden, having a supply of compost organic fertilizer is pretty much a must if you want things to grow well.
Thank you for your comment! I completely agree with you that having a supply of compost organic fertilizer is essential for successful gardening. Compost provides essential nutrients to plants, helps to retain moisture in the soil, and promotes healthy microbial activity, which is vital for plant growth. Furthermore, using compost organic fertilizer is an eco-friendly way to nourish your plants while reducing waste. It's great to hear that you also recognize the benefits of composting and organic gardening.
Excellent presentation Lewis! This "technology" has been around for many decades but has never caught on in the western world. You get fuel and composted fertilizer from human and animal waste - what is better than that?
Thank you for your comment and compliment! You are absolutely right, the concept of utilizing, food waste, green waste and animal waste for energy production and fertilizer is not a new one.
The benefits of this technology, as you pointed out, are numerous. Not only does it provide a source of renewable energy, but it also helps to reduce waste and promote sustainable agriculture by providing a valuable source of organic fertilizer. It's an excellent example of how we can use technology to create a more sustainable and circular economy.
Probably the main reason why it didn't catch on in western world is because it clashed with exploitation of humans that the capitalists practice.
Namely, it's hard to sell energy to a self sufficient human who gets his essentially for free. But they do use this tech in shipping and big scale waste management so they can get paid for receiving the waste and paid again when turning it to gas and other by products.
There is a gasifier plant near me in Arizona. It takes cow waste to produce gas for energy production.
All natural solutions are suppressed ...
Thank you for the information I am using biogas in Kenya and planning to retire and expand it more. The issue of organic fertilizer really made my day. 😂thank you so much
Being as how America is collapsing, an American is smart to learn about things like this.
Indeed, exploring innovative and sustainable solutions like biogas technology can contribute positively to a more resilient and sustainable future, regardless of the current challenges. It's important to adapt and embrace new ideas to create a better world for ourselves and future generations.
Dairy farmers, in south west Victoria Australia have no excuse for not doing this.
We have huge effluent ponds producing methane.
Thank you for this video.
Absolutely, utilizing biogas technology on dairy farms with large effluent ponds is a fantastic opportunity to not only harness methane for energy but also contribute to sustainable waste management. It's a win-win situation that benefits both the environment and the farmers. If you know any dairy farmers in your area, consider sharing this information with them. Thank you for recognizing the potential of biogas technology!
@@FlexiBiogas Thank you for the reply.l have been informing for years, even built a small prototype when l was in the industry. II'I do my best to pass your information on.
Have a good one.
Dairy or animal mass genocide and exploitation has no place anywhere
Not only because is unethical and amoral but also consumes 80% of arable land and water for irrigation of animal food crops and animal drinking besides water used in that animal holocaust "industry products"
A friend of mine owns a hybrid VW that can run on gasoline and biogas. I had no idea this was even a thing, let alone a factory feature. Now I'm considering getting one and producing my own fuel.
That's amazing to hear! Hybrid vehicles that can run on both gasoline and biogas are indeed a great innovation. They offer the flexibility to use renewable and sustainable fuel sources, reducing our reliance on traditional fossil fuels. Producing your own fuel through biogas can be a fantastic step towards energy self-sufficiency and contributing to a greener future. If you decide to pursue this path, feel free to reach out for any information or guidance. We're here to support you on your journey to sustainability.
I bought a Bio-Gas book back in 1977. The author was Indian and they used them in India for composting and some fuel source.
That's very interesting! Biogas has been used for various purposes for a long time, and it's great to see how it can provide sustainable solutions for communities around the world. It's wonderful that you've been interested in this topic for so many years!
Long live brother and help community to better their life and to preserve nature 🌿🍃. Respect from india 🇮🇳
Excellent thinking. The way of the future. ❤
Thank you for your positive feedback! I'm glad you find the idea of biogas as a sustainable energy source excellent and forward-thinking. I also believe that renewable energy sources like biogas will play a crucial role in shaping our future and creating a more sustainable world.
It is awesome to see someone share something they are so passionate about , great content 👍
Thank you! I'm glad you find the content interesting and appreciate the passion behind it.
I've been planning this for my homestead. Thank you for the info. I also must have my compost toilet dry system. This would be wonderful for a gas heater in winter. This can be used with weeds, food waste, any organic stuff that can rot.
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Glad to hear that the video was helpful for you in planning your homestead. A compost toilet dry system can definitely be a great addition to a sustainable home, and utilizing the biogas produced from your organic waste can help reduce your reliance on fossil fuels.
This seems so organic and smart. I hope this will become more common and improve the standard of living for countries all around the world.
Absolutely! We share the same hope and vision. 🌿💡 Embracing sustainable solutions like Flexi Biogas has the potential to uplift communities and improve the standard of living for people across the globe.
Love the content. This is more green than the bureaucrats who push green bills.
Thank you for your kind words! We believe that individual actions can have a big impact on the environment, and we're glad to see that you appreciate our efforts to promote sustainable practices.
This is amazing! Learned about this concept just a few months ago. Definitely adding to my off grid home plans
Glad to hear that you found the video informative and useful for your off-grid home plans! Biogas can be a great alternative energy source for those living off-grid, and it's great to see more people considering it. If you have any questions or need further guidance as you plan your off-grid home, feel free to reach out. Best of luck.
What a gifted brain, this young man has, & he is sharing this with us. That is God's love.
Indeed, it's truly inspiring to witness someone using their talents to make a positive impact on the world. We're grateful to be able to share this knowledge and contribute to a more sustainable future. Thank you for your kind words! 🙏🌎
Very well done 👍🏿✅
I'm very impressed by the energy output.
Many thanks.. the input required is so little yet the gas produced is so high.
Awesome design! Very clever idea to have an upright model for people living in dense areas. Wishing you all the best from Australia!
Thank you for your kind words! We are glad you found the design to be clever and useful for densely populated areas. Cheers from Kenya.
Wow... A warm fuzzy glow of hope, sanity and humanity. Entrepreneurial excellence! I'm gonna get mine ❣️
I'm glad to hear that you're feeling inspired and hopeful after watching this! It's wonderful that you're interested in exploring these sustainable solutions. Your enthusiasm is a positive step toward a more sustainable future! ❣️
After deep rabbit hole of videos by far top video. Good audio, great structure and editing information. I will be giving this a try at our new property here in Florida.
Glad to hear that you found the video informative and useful for your own property in Florida. You can reach us on email at: biogasinternational@yahoo.com
Best of luck with your project!
Brilliant. Learning from nature is the way to go. Thanks
You're welcome! Yes, nature has a lot to teach us, and it's always worth exploring and learning from its principles and processes.
Good innovation. Thumps Up.
😊 Thank you! Your feedback is appreciated! 🌿
Your work is more than important, it's vital!!
Respect!
Thank you so much for your kind words! At Flexi Biogas, we are committed to promoting sustainable energy.
This is extremely helpful and well done. I live in Alaska and having this system work in the winter when it is -20 C and colder is the trick. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for your comment! We're glad you found the video helpful. Regarding the system's performance in extremely cold temperatures, it may require additional insulation and modifications to maintain optimal conditions for biogas production.
@@FlexiBiogas I have been thinking about this a lot since I saw this video today (you are amazing, by the way, I love what you're doing).. I live in North-Eastern Europe so we have a similar problem. But I think there's a simple solution.... If you dig down, ALL land has a plus-zero stable temperature.... perhaps this could be made into a classic cess-pit solution for other climates... My idea: drill a small hole down... find the level where the temperature is just about good enough for the process, and build a very specific cess container to put at that level that works on the principles shown by Nick, except not plugged into your home outlet system, obviously. It would obviously need a very specific design solution but I think it could work if designed properly. You could even have some lights installed within the unit to help the process.. and various filters.. obviously with an access port to allow maintenance.... This could work! I've just decided I am definitely going to try it on my land. :)
cool! good luck with your business.
Good, innovative and sustainable, more grace as you save the planet and humanity... it's cheap too.
Thank you for your positive feedback! I am glad that you appreciate the innovation and sustainability of the biogas system. Indeed, using renewable energy sources like biogas can play an important role in reducing our carbon footprint and combating climate change. And the fact that it is relatively cheap to produce makes it even more attractive as a sustainable energy option. Let's continue to work together to create a more sustainable future for our planet and humanity!
You are the innovation leader for sure🛡️🗝️🛡️🙋
One point...the gas is very dirty say compared to propane, so when possible, use plenty of exhaust fan or build an outdoor kitchen...👍👍👍thank you for saving me so much design time....
Thank you for your kind words and feedback! Biogas is considered a clean, green gas that can be used for indoor use without requiring any exhaust fans. I'm glad that the system has been helpful.
Very impressive. First time to watch your video. I got glued from beginning to the end. I will look for you soon to see the system.
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video informative and interesting. We invite you to visit us in Nairobi, Karen where we have the systems up and running.
Call us today on 0722700530.
We need this for massive city's there's so much bio waste that goes to the dump many many miles away when it can be useful to power the city itself. I am totally going get one once I go off grid and im going spread the the word of bio gas. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for your support and enthusiasm! We absolutely agree that implementing biogas systems in large cities can have a significant positive impact on waste management and energy generation. It's unfortunate that a lot of valuable bio waste ends up in landfills when it can be utilized to produce clean and renewable energy.
@@FlexiBiogas I used to live in nyc for most my life and would watch multiple 200 plus car freight trains (each flat bed car carries 2 trash trucks worth of trash in massive steel bins) hauled out all the days trash to land fills and now thinking back on it the amount of clean energy for the city and fertilizer for farms that bio waste could of produced instead of transporting it hundreds of miles by truck, train, and ship to a dump would be astronomical. I hope to see your company go to supper scale and make one that can run a city of a million or more people and maybe see it as a power source for combustible engines in cars. I wish you all success.
Exactly, we are trying to do that in our towns here, where we're inplementing our Zero Waste to Dumpsite - Circular Economy model. We are doing it in a town called Ngong, just in the outskirts of Nairobi. We've managed all the wast in such a way that Ngong dumpsite was closed because there's no more waste to be taken there.
Here's a small video of how it works.
ua-cam.com/video/QtZl2Ie8SiY/v-deo.html - Biogas Plant at Ngong Town Market
@@FlexiBiogas I hope many more countries adapt to this idea
Absolutely!
This is just what the world needs. Yay!
Glad to hear you are excited about this! It's always great to see innovative solutions that can have a positive impact on the world.
2 thumbs up on the innovation. Man this video depicts the contrasting difference between living in the US and a large portion of the rest of the world. The funny part is they are able to film this and show it to the world using the internet aka modern tech to convey innovation in a 3rd world environment. These guys are real life Mcgyvers!
Thank you for your enthusiastic support! We're thrilled that you appreciate the innovation in this video. These innovators are indeed resourceful, demonstrating that with determination and ingenuity, we can find sustainable solutions even in challenging environments. 🌍💡 #Innovation #Sustainability #GlobalSolutions
www.biogas.co.ke
Thank you for this sharing ❤
You're welcome! I am glad that you found the information about the biogas system useful and informative. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to let me know!
Good job here bro... Yes biogas is safe ... I am using it in my school here in Nigeria, i run biogas on generator & as cooking gas ... No need to feed it on daily basis...
Very clean
Thank you for the appreciation! It's fantastic that you're utilizing biogas at your school in Nigeria. The fact that you don't need to feed it daily showcases the efficiency of biogas. It's not just an energy solution; it's a sustainable and eco-friendly choice. Keep up the excellent work, and thank you for contributing to a cleaner and greener world! 🌎💙
Greetings from Hungary! Nice job !
Thank you for your comment and greetings from the team! We appreciate your positive feedback. If you have any questions or further comments, feel free to let us know.
Wow! Greetings from Finland!
Hello! It's great to hear from someone in Finland. I hope you found the information on biogas systems interesting and informative. If you have any questions or comments, feel free to share them.
Excellent video. Looks like a very nice farm setup.
Thank you for your kind words about the video! We are really proud of our farm setup and glad that it shows in the video.
Excellent work! Keep it up, introduce this to schools :)
Thank you for your kind words and for your suggestion! We are actively exploring ways to collaborate with schools and educational institutions to introduce our Flexi Biogas System to students and promote sustainable living.
@@FlexiBiogas Awesome!
Excellent solution in warm climate 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you very much for your feedback. We appreciate.
I'm an enthusiastic farmer from Mexico, this is very interesting to satisfy self needs.
That's fantastic to hear! It's great that you're enthusiastic about exploring innovative solutions like this for your farming practices. Best of luck with your farming endeavors in Mexico!
Hi, Misana from Dar es salaam Tanzania….i am simply flattered by the most sustainable solutions you are offering. It happens that i’m finalizing my building and i was looking for all in one solutions like yours
Do you have presence in TZ or should i arrange for you to travel here for a small survey and then we take off together
I also have a company namely AVI Solutions Company Limited, where environmental solutions is my passion and i am ready to start of … but first, my own projects as a demonstration
We recommend you come and visit ushere in Nairobi, Kenya, see our solutions and discuss how we can collaborate to have the same in Tz.
You can reach us on email: biogasinternational@yahoo.com
Thank you for the info....my husband and I have tested it out on a small scale ...I would love to go deeper now that you have explained more ...thank you
You're welcome! I'm glad to hear that you found the information helpful and that you and your husband have already tested it out on a small scale. If you have any further questions or would like more information, feel free to ask. Good luck with your biogas project!
I am from Germany and I find your ideas and the great things what you can do with cheap, available and simple materials very interesting. Wow.
Thank you so much for your kind words and interest! We're thrilled to hear that our sustainable solutions resonate with you all the way from Germany
This young man and many like him need to be recruited by big money companies to make these invention better and ready available for the general public.
You're absolutely right! Young innovators like him have tremendous potential to create positive change. It would be wonderful to see more support and collaboration from big companies to make these innovations accessible to everyone.
Lovely stuff, you could pipe that gas into a petrol genset to generate electricity.
Yes for sure. Watch this video of how it works; ua-cam.com/video/vLbRCzl9CFU/v-deo.html
You are inspiring, clear and precise ! thank you
Thank you for the kind words! I'm glad to hear that you found the information helpful and inspiring.
Go Africa go! So, so proud of you from your Jamaica n ssta in America.
Thank you so much for your kind words of encouragement and support! Your positive energy is greatly appreciated. Warm greetings to you from Africa!
I have worked several years in big commercial Bio Gas production in Sweden. I find your video very inspiring.
Thank you so much for your kind words! It's an honor to receive appreciation from someone with your experience in big commercial Bio Gas production in Sweden. We're thrilled that you find our video inspiring and are humbled that our work resonates with you.
Waste management should be massively scaling this up. The potential is mind blowing.
Absolutely! Biogas systems have the potential to be a game-changer in waste management, especially in areas with high levels of organic waste. They offer an environmentally friendly solution to waste disposal while producing a valuable source of energy in the form of biogas. Scaling up biogas systems can have significant impacts on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, reducing waste management costs, and providing a reliable source of energy.
@@FlexiBiogascan I get it in Nigeria ,
Very good introduction and explanations.
Many thanks. We appreciate. visit our website www.biogas.co.ke
From Florida , I am extremely excited about your explanation and technology. You will must protect your technology with a lawyer. Sell your product to all developing nations. Great market is Nigeria .
Jambo From Kenya! We appreciate your enthusiasm for our technology. Indeed expanding our reach to developing nations, including Nigeria, is among our top priorities. We'll certainly consider these opportunities as we continue to grow.
Congratulation from Central America! This is the way to go. I’ll build a Model of that that the Community can learn it also. Thanks!
Thank you for your kind words! It's wonderful to hear that you're inspired to build a model and share this knowledge with your community.
Sustainable solutions like this can have a positive impact on both the environment and people's lives.
Nice content
Many thanks. We invite you to visit us in Nairobi, Karen where we've set up a demo of all our solutions. www.biogas.co.ke
I will be in touch with you
@@polycapmuniu8494 okay great.
Great job ❤
Many thanks. We appreciate.
Alhamdulillah,good info for myself to practice it.
Alhamdulillah! We're glad to hear that you found the information helpful and are considering practicing it yourself. We wish you the best on your path towards a greener and more sustainable future. 🌿💚🙏
Thanks for your video, you are doing great work and excellent promotion of domestic biogas production. Well done!
Thank you so much for your kind words! Your encouragement means a lot to us.
SO valuable for the whole world. Very much appreciated!
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're thrilled to contribute to sustainable solutions that can benefit communities worldwide. Your support and appreciation mean a lot to us.
Thanks, brother. There is hope for the world...
You're welcome! It's great to hear that you find hope in sustainable solutions like the Flexi Biogas system. By embracing such solutions, we can contribute to a more sustainable and resilient world.
I'm a red wiggler MINIMAL farmer, because I've innovated the earth home concept growing food year-round, this is a great idea on any scale, but I'm limited in space and this won't fit, but I have the respect for this to add this to my innovative ideas in a home off grid... 👍
That's wonderful to hear! Your innovative approach to sustainable farming and the earth home concept is commendable. Integrating the flexi biogas technology into your off-grid home is indeed a great idea, as it can further enhance the self-sufficiency and sustainability of your living space.
While the physical constraints of limited space may make it challenging to implement a large-scale biogas system, there are still options available for smaller-scale setups. Flexi biogas designed for household use can be considered, as they require less space and can still provide valuable benefits.
Additionally, combining different sustainable practices, such as vermiculture, composting, and rainwater harvesting, with biogas technology can create a holistic and efficient system for food production and energy generation. It's inspiring to see individuals like yourself thinking creatively and integrating various sustainable solutions to create a more self-reliant and environmentally friendly living environment.
Keep up the innovative spirit, and continue exploring ways to incorporate sustainable technologies that align with your space limitations and goals. Your efforts contribute to a greener and more resilient future.
You do important work by developing and distributing these systems. I wish the very best for you and your company.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support! We're truly committed to making a positive impact on the environment and people's lives.
This very impressive
Many thanks. We appreciate.
Quality content right there and thank you for the free knowledge
You're welcome! I'm glad you found the content helpful.
Congratulations from Greece my friends!
Thank you so much for your congratulations from Greece! Your support means a lot to us!
As an Environment and Natural resources Technology expert, I support your work 100%
Thank you very much for your support as an expert in Environment and Natural Resources Technology! It's great to have professionals like you who understand the importance of sustainable solutions for our environment. Your endorsement means a lot and encourages us to continue our work in promoting and implementing eco-friendly technologies like biogas.
well done
Many thanks. we appreciate.
You could modify the design with moderate weight over the digester to produce a pressurized system.
Thank you for your comment and suggestion.The digester creates its own pressure system, because of it's pillow shaped design.
Good presentation. Presenter knows his stuff.
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About 4 decades ago a South African farmer was doing this. Its a very good idea.
Absolutely! The concept of using biogas as an alternative energy source has been around for many years, and there have been farmers and individuals who have been successfully implementing biogas systems on their properties. It's indeed a great idea with numerous benefits.
Nice presentation and calm discussion.
Thank you very much for your feedback! I'm glad you enjoyed the presentation and found the discussion informative.
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greetings from germany. i have learned so much from this. first i thought i won't be able to apply any of this practically, because i have a very small garden. but when i saw the vertical gardens, you inspired me to try something similar. i'll try it on a smaller scale this year, just for a few veggies, because it will be autumn soon. but all of the things that you have shown are very eye-opening for a sustainable future. thank you to everyone involved. i wish all of you the best and a very prosperous business.
Greetings from Kenya! We're thrilled to hear that our work has inspired you to take action. Even on a smaller scale, every effort towards sustainability counts. Best of luck with your vertical garden project, and we're here to support and share more ideas whenever you need. Thank you for your kind words and well wishes. Together, we're working towards a brighter and more sustainable future. 🌱🌍
Thank you for this video!! If our country of Canada actually cared about climate change or recycling or the PLANET ITSELF...we would ALL be able to have these biogas systems in our homes and incl. with new built homes!!
We appreciate your enthusiasm for sustainable solutions like biogas systems! It's true that widespread adoption of such technologies can have a positive impact on the environment. While the implementation of these systems on a large scale often involves various factors including policies, awareness, and infrastructure, it's encouraging to see individuals like you keen on making a difference.
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This is BRILLIANT. And I thought I was the top bootstrapper, your set up is amazing.
Thank you so much for your kind words and appreciation! We're thrilled that you find our setup brilliant. Being a top bootstrapper yourself, your recognition means a lot to us. Innovation and creativity are at the core of our work, and we're always striving to push boundaries and create amazing solutions.
Fantastic work.
Just one thing which is please consider the safety of stored gas as especially near homes this could lead to an explosion also if watering on the leaves or root crops it is vital that the biofertilizer is safe either from pasteurisation of some other method but best NOT to apply in a way that could contaminate food crops.
He said it is the safest gas because it doesn't explode.
@@mikieemiike3979 methane?
@@bch5513 Yes. Refer to video.
@@mikieemiike3979 Ah you want video reverence? ua-cam.com/video/J_GYaHufHTI/v-deo.html
Kudos to you. Hope this brings Energy solution to people who do not have enough energy.
Thank you for your kind words! Yes, we hope that this solution can help provide clean and sustainable energy to those who need it most.
god bless you my friend for sharing the knowledge and saving nature
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm truly grateful for your encouragement.
WOW...The applications are unlimited.
Absolutely! Biogas is indeed a total energy solution. Once combined with solar you can be rendered off-grid.
Nice presentation.
Great content, thank you :)
Many thanks for the positive feedback. cheers!
Awesome, low-tech, off-the-grid systems.
Absolutely 100%. They are also designed to be efficient and environmentally friendly.
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This is absolutely amazing mate 😊thankyou from Australia
Such a brilliant solution
Have a wonderful day
Thank you so much! It’s great to know that our work resonates with people all the way in Australia. Have a wonderful day as well! 😊🌏
Great job.
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In many third world countries, they would literally just have a hose by where there manure is, and the hose goes to a small cook stove and there's your gas stove. This is obviously so much better, but goes to show how suckered we are with energy.
Thank you for bringing up this important point. You're absolutely right that many people in third world countries use simple and often dangerous methods to extract gas from manure and other organic waste. Our goal at Flexi Biogas is to provide a safer and more efficient alternative that promotes sustainable energy and reduces carbon footprints. We believe that everyone should have access to clean and renewable energy, regardless of where they live or their economic status. We appreciate your support and hope to continue making a positive impact on the environment and people's lives around the world.
@@FlexiBiogas Cool, I haven't gotten all the way through this, but I'm in Canada and hated writing 'third world countries' because in MANY ways we are no different.
And we bought a 'farm' about six years ago and I often thought of this, I thought you had to do a 'digester' with water but I like this idea better. The ONLY issue seems to be the winter. But I'm going to watch this again, very well done!
Very economical and cheap to install.
Indeed! Our goal is to make sustainable solutions accessible to as many people as possible.
Maze this is what I call great minds
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Thank you for this video. Appreciate your work.
You're welcome! I'm glad you found the video informative and useful.
I am very impressed by those inventions ! they seem affordable enough for families to install (and maybe governments should start setting those things up)
I wasn't sure where does the human waist goes once it has been processed and can it be use to fertilize anything or not ?
Thank you for your kind words! We are proud to offer affordable and sustainable solutions that can benefit households and communities.
The human waste gets broken down in the anaerobic digesters, ensuring total liquidation of the solids to liquid, the liquid is then channeled a long a french drain that irrigates the lawn, fence or trees.
Here's exactly how it works;
biogas.co.ke/biosans-gas-systems/
Amazing! This is very cost effective and efficient... Kudos to the brains behind this innovation
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This is perfect for the homestead in my head.
Very interesting. I’ve been interested in alternative energy since I was a pre-teen. Methane digesters was one of the technologies that fascinated me. But I live in Alaska and it didn’t seem like a viable technology unless you had a large pig or cattle farm and could keep the equipment warm all year. You could use gas from the digesters to heat the buildings but it makes much more sense in a climate that is already warm so you don’t waste energy just to keep the system warm enough to work.
So, I would be interested in trying it, even on a small scale. But would it still work if it had to shut down during the winter (when it is brutally cold with no plant waste) and restart again in the summer?
I think if you had a sheep/cow/goat their waste will have the bacteria required to kickstart the system again
I think humans have similar bacteria in our gut as well. (Maybe pigs do as well but you'll have to do your reading to be sure. These are just my theories)
What gasses are produced by burning methane?
@@variyasalo2581 Water vapor and carbon dioxide.
@@RachaelBally Cow dung is most commonly used, but dung from any ruminant animal will contain the proper bacteria for methane genesis. If running a small scale system on something other than animal waste, best practice is to start the system with cow dung to form the necessary conditions in the reactor before adding or changing over to other wastes.