Organic Waste Solutions in Ontario for Farms and Agrifood Businesses
Transforming Organics Into Renewable Energy and Agricultural FertilizersSynergi Organics connects dairy farms and agrifood businesses, turning suitable organics into renewable electricity and nutrient-rich digestate for agriculture.
Monetize Your Dairy Manure
Enclosed anaerobic digesters process manure into biogas for energy and nutrient-rich digestate. By capturing methane emissions in our digesters, Synergi conducts carbon-credit compliance, tracking, and market participation, with farms receiving a share of eligible revenue. The model creates a new revenue stream from your manure while returning enhanced fertilizer value to your farm.
Organic Solutions for Agrifood Processors
Synergi reviews liquid and organic byproducts for compatibility, contamination risk, handling, and transportation before acceptance.
Typical materials include:
- Pre-consumer organics
- Slurry-type materials
- Food and beverage production liquids
- Select changeover wastes
Streams containing chemicals, disinfectants, biocides, or unsuitable characteristics may not qualify. Every stream is assessed prior to acceptance.
How Synergi Organics Connects Waste Streams, Farms, And Agriculture
Synergi coordinates material review, logistics, regulatory fit, digestion, and agricultural reuse.
Stream Review
Materials are assessed by source, volume, consistency, contamination risk, location, and handling needs.
Logistics Coordination
Pickup or delivery is evaluated by distance, serviceability, volume, and operational fit.
Agricultural Return
Suitable organics support renewable electricity and digestate return through a closed-loop system.
For farms, the model creates net new revenue from your manure while supporting enhanced fertilizer digestate return to agriculture. For businesses, it offers a structured pathway to recycling your organic materials back to Ontario farmers with logistics and compliance in mind.
How Anaerobic Digestion Works
Farm manure and accepted organics are processed without oxygen. Microorganisms produce biogas, currently used for electricity, and digestate returned to agriculture. Renewable natural gas remains a potential future pathway.
Service Areas
Synergi’s footprint is logistics-driven. The primary focus is the GTA and GTA East corridor through Belleville for commercial materials, with local emphasis on Peterborough and Kawartha Lakes. Serviceability depends on location, material, volume, and logistics.