NOVELTY - Rapid microbiological conversion of non-standard pesticides into organic fertilizer in the form of biohumus comprises crushing sunflower husk and thoroughly mixing with non-standard pesticide solution which is prepared using water activated by simultaneous exposure to 200-300 degrees C and 150-300 bars; fermenting at 15-30 degrees C with periodic aeration and mixing; inoculating rhizobia-saturated solution of bioactive soil into fermented substrate; and subjecting to natural microbiological conversion at 15-30 degrees C with periodic aeration and mixing.    USE - Method for rapid microbiological conversion of non-standard pesticides into organic fertilizer in the form of biohumus (claimed).    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - Rapid microbiological conversion of non-standard pesticides into organic fertilizer in the form of biohumus comprises crushing sunflower husk into 10-100 mu m particles and thoroughly mixing with non-standard pesticide solution until water content of husk is 70-80%; fermenting obtained substrate under thermostatic condition at 15-30 degrees C with periodic aeration and mixing; controlling quality of fermentation process in terms of titer growth of microorganisms which mobilize fermentation product; inoculating rhizobia-saturated solution of bioactive soil into fermented substrate; subjecting to natural microbiological conversion into organic fertilizer under thermostatic conditions at 15-30 degrees C with periodic aeration and mixing; and controlling quality of conversion process in terms of titer growth of microorganisms which decompose non-standard pesticides. The solution of bioactive soil is prepared using well, river, or lake water. The non-standard pesticide solution is prepared using water which is activated by simultaneous exposure to 200-300 degrees C and 150-300 bars. The concentration of non-standard pesticide in activated water solution is determined based on 60-100 g/l kg sunflower husk, and the concentration of bioactive soil in ordinary water solution is determined based on 40-60 g/l kg sunflower husk. The solution wetted substrate is sequentially fermented, inoculated and subjected to microbiological conversion with periodic aeration and mixing in hermetic container. The substrate is filled up to 75-95% of container volume. The obtained biohumus is discharged from container, and cycle of operations is repeated. An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is included for a hermetic container for realization microbiological conversion method, comprising hollow middle part connected with bottom part and loading part. The loading part is provided with detachable cover. A valve chamber or automobile tubeless tire is provided in bottom part and/or detachable cover for providing aeration and substrate mixing in container. The container is made of chemically inert material relative to non-standard pesticides.