NOVELTY - The electrically operated device for breaking down organic waste material, which is useful as fertilizer, comprises an upper canister for depositing the organic waste, and a lower canister or silo to collect and temporarily store the fertilizer granules. One of the canisters is present atop the other. The upper canister contains a circular cutting knife blade whose purpose is to reduce the size of the organic waste material to fertilizer size granules. The blade is located at the bottom of the canister. The upper canister contains baffle plates.    USE - The electrically operated device is useful for the purpose of breaking down organic waste material, which is useful as fertilizer for depositing into the garden or onto the lawn.    ADVANTAGE - The electrically operated device is capable of directly converting the organic waste into fertilizer granules for immediate use, and allows large waste to rot or decay naturally.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - The electrically operated device for breaking down organic waste material, which is useful as fertilizer, comprises an upper canister for depositing the organic waste, and a lower canister or silo to collect and temporarily store the fertilizer granules. One of the canisters is present atop the other. The upper canister contains a circular cutting knife blade whose purpose is to reduce the size of the organic waste material to fertilizer size granules. The blade is located at the bottom of the canister. The upper canister contains baffle plates to prevent the organic waste from circulating with the revolving cutting knife, which allows the waste to remain stationary and submit to cutting. The circular blade contains hemispherical cutting edges that not only reduce the size of the organic waste material but direct the material for storage in the lower canister. The cutting knife blade is connected to an axle rod that extends upward where it attaches to a motor situated at the top of the upper canister. The motor controls the revolutions of the cutting instrument. Both canisters are united by a twist screw technique at the connecting ends for the purpose of easy access to the interior of the canisters.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The diagram shows a face-on view of two canisters with their twist connection (A), the electric motor housing (B), the drive shaft axle (C), the cutting blade (D) and the baffle plates (E).