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[22 Apr 2011 | No Comment | 1,123 views]

Unlike a magic potion, whose ingredients must be mixed exactly to provide the desired end result, a compost pile isn’t an exact science. But there are certain components, tips and tricks that avid composters use to create the best end results possible. Humus is produced from composting, and nothing makes your garden happier.
Balance The Ingredients
In order to for a compost pile to be considered active, there must be a proper balance of ingredients. If you have too much of a single component, your compost may eventually go cold. To keep …

General Composting »

[15 Apr 2011 | No Comment | 866 views]

The equipment you use in your composting efforts will help make or break your goal of building your compost pile. If you are really bent on making the most of your pile, becoming familiar with the tools of the trade will help you achieve your goals easier is a good idea. The tools will not exclusively be objects, because there are also elements of place and space that come into play when it comes to obtaining the best results from your compost.
A Good Composting Site
The site of your composting activity …

General Composting »

[16 Feb 2011 | No Comment | 1,124 views]

Because incinerators are perilous to environmental and human health, and landfills are becoming scarce, expensive, and in the same way an environmental threat, different efforts to reduce the amount of waste are in place today. Such efforts include composting, a process by which organic waste is made into a soil resource.
Organic waste, which includes kitchen and yard garbage, makes up 30% of household waste and if composted would contain the necessary nutrients, microbes, and substances to enrich the soil and benefit trees, bushes, flowers and vegetables. In the past, composting …

General Composting »

[4 Jan 2011 | No Comment | 669 views]

If you decide to start your own compost pile, it’s a good idea to make a simple enclosure or bin for convenience and neatness. There are a variety of commercial compost bins or containers available at large home garden stores, or you can make your own. It is not difficult and the materials needed are few.

General Composting »

[11 Oct 2010 | One Comment | 3,039 views]

After reading this article you may find yourself wanting to run out and start composting or vermi-composting (composting with worms) straightaway. The amount of organic waste that each household produces is huge. If we can micro-manage that waste in our own homes and turn it into healthy, nutritious compost then we are doing a decent thing for our planet and ourselves.

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