NOVELTY - Hog waste treatment method involves heating the hog waste to 40-70 degrees Centigrade for 12-36 hours to reduce strength of waste and odor of waste, and separating the treated waste into liquid and solid material. The waste is mixed and shredded during heating. The anoxic/anaerobic breakdown of the waste in manure pit, is performed by adding bacteria and enzyme to the waste.    USE - For treating hog waste comprising manure, urine, feed, water, hooves and hair, and the treated waste is used as valuable fertilizer.    ADVANTAGE - The hog waste is effectively and efficiently treated. The odor of waste is reduced and the organic waste solids are solubilized into liquids, gases and biomass. The strength of waste is reduced. The waste is stabilized and the pathogens are eliminated. The remained solids are separated from liquids. The odorous gases generated by the reactions are removed and cleaned. The nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium in the ratios and quantity necessary to promote the treated waste as valuable fertilizer, are maintained.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Hog waste treatment method involves collecting hog waste containing suspended or dissolved solid content in manure pit, and promoting solubilization and odor reduction of hog waste in manure pit by distributing mixture of enzymes and bacteria throughout the hog waste. The hog waste containing suspended or dissolved solid content is pumped from the manure pit to a homogenization tank. The hog waste is homogenized and mixed under anoxic conditions by removing waste from a bottom of the homogenization tank, and operating a chopper pump to shred the removed waste. The removed waste is distributed to the homogenization tank at a position above top level of the hog waste in the homogenization tank. The gases emitted from the hog waste during homogenization from the homogenization tank is removed. The homogenized waste from the hog waste during homogenization tank is pumped into a reaction tank. The strength of homogenized waste and odors from the homogenized waste are reduced, and the homogenized waste is solubilized and broken down into biomass material, CO2, nitrate and water, by heating the waste to 40-70 degrees Centigrade under anoxic conditions and incubating the waste at 40-70 degrees Centigrade under anoxic conditions for 12-36 hours. The homogenized waste is circulated while incubating the homogenized waste by operating a pump to remove homogenized waste from a bottom of the reaction tank, and distributing the removed waste into the hog waste by returning the removed waste to the reaction tank at a position above a top level of the homogenized waste in the reaction tank. The treated waste is pumped from the reaction tank into a clarifier tank. The treated waste is separated into liquid material and solid material.