MICROBIAL CULTURES PRODUCING HYDROLYTIC ENZYMES TO BE FURTHER USED IN PROCESSING OF AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD INDUSTRY WASTES

Abstract

The results of isolation and research of microorganisms – producers of hydrolytic enzymes, biodestructors of cellulose-containing materials, identification of limiting factors for optimizing the processes of biodestruction, ways and prospects of their use for biotechnological processing of biogenic raw materials are presented. A new strategy for the fermentation of cellulose-containing waste in dumps and storage facilities of biogenic waste is proposed. One of the key points of the new technology is the creation of a volumetric zone of active biodegradation using a new type of open-type reactor that creates an optimal environment for the growth of biodegradators. The results of such processing are organic fertilizers, humates, feed protein and other useful products.