About Us

We Start with the Soil.

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BYV Organics is a joint-venture between Verterra Ecological Engineering and B&Y Services Group, bringing together environmental science, soil expertise and operational delivery to provide science-led beneficial reuse solutions for biosolids.

37,000+ tn

Biosolids managed annually

10+ years

Beneficial reuse experience

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End-to-End

Delivery capability

Integrated Partnership

Science + Logistics

Everything Starts with Healthy Soil.

Healthy soils support productive farms, resilient landscapes and stronger regional communities.

At BYV Organics, we believe valuable nutrients shouldn't become waste. They should be safely returned to the land where they can improve soil health, support agricultural productivity and contribute to a more circular economy.

That's why everything we do is based on one simple principle:

We Start with the Soil.

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Our Services

Agricultural Services

  • Beneficial reuse strategy

  • Land application programs

  • Biosolids logistics & transport

  • Nutrient management

  • Site suitability & approvals

  • Monitoring & compliance

  • Composting & value-added products

  • Circular resource recovery solutions

Services for Utilities
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Meet the Partners

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Verterra Ecological Engineering integrates soil science, regulatory expertise and on-ground delivery to recover and treat nutrients from biosolids, restore soil structure, fertility and biological function and improve agricultural productivity and landscape rehabilitation outcomes.

Verterra is an active member of the Australian New Zealand Biosolids Partnership and the Australian Organics Recycling Association (AORA), and a Silver member of the Australian Water Association.

Within BYV Organics Verterra is responsible for:

·        Testing and treatment of biosolids

·        Compliance with end of waste code and environmental approvals

·        Soil sampling, land assessments and on-ground application

·        Monitoring and reporting

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B&Y Services Group logo with yellow and black lettering and recycling symbols

B&Y Services specialises in water and wastewater infrastructure, liquid and regulated waste handling and beneficial reuse of water and wastewater treatment residuals. B&Y Services operates a fleet of 20 ultra-modern vacuum tankers and 10 specialised solid waste trucks across Queensland, delivering sustainable solutions to Queensland households, local government and business.

Within BYV Organics B&Y Services is responsible for:

·        Transport and logistics

·        On-site delivery and storage

·        Real-time tracking and reporting of operations

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Aerial view of a the proposed BYVQ Glan Davon Biosolids Processing Facility

BYV Organics has partnered with QADO Ventures – a subsidiary of Rephyt Ltd – to develop a new Bio-fertiliser facility within the South Burnett region. The proposed facility will convert biosolids into a dry, pelletised fertiliser ready for use on local farms.

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Safety, Compliance & Governance

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meet our team

Our experienced team is proficient in:

  • Environmental compliance

  • Biosolids regulation

  • Nutrient management

  • Site management and environmental plans

  • Operational monitoring

  • Landholder engagement

  • Traceability systems