Urban pruning waste originating from municipal tree planting, condominiums, roads, and even gardens, is treated as solid waste and deserves attention for recycling and proper reuse.

With the use of urban branch chippers, it is possible to give the correct and adequate disposal for the waste. The waste shredded by branch chippers forms a great material for the production of organic compost, a natural fertilizer rich in minerals, becoming an economic and sustainable solution to urban pruning waste.

The use of composting as an environmentally correct method for urban pruning waste. The chipping or shredding of urban pruning and green biomass favors the production of organic compost and facilitates absorption by the soil.

The shredded waste has various uses, being able to be used in vegetable gardens and nurseries as organic fertilizer or in parks and gardens as landscaping.

With Lippel branch chippers, it is possible to transform this environmental liability into a profitable and sustainable, environmentally correct material. In agriculture, shredded branches are used for soil covering. In cities, the wood chips also serve as ground cover in tree planting operations.