Biomasses of most beneficial microbe groups were excellent. Protozoa often take time to appear in compost so their absence here is not a major concern. Arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi (VAM) require a living host plan, so the mycorrhizal fungi detected here are most likely ectomycorrhizas, the type that colonise many types of trees, and can be saprophytic. No True anaerobes were detected, which indicates sufficient aeration during the composting process. Microbial diversity was a little low. The Fungi to Bacteria ratio was in the typical range. Microbial maturity was very good, and the high Disease suppression indicator is OK. These results indicate that this compost is well balanced in terms of bacteria and fungi, and could make a useful biological addition to soils.