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Composting produces nutrient-rich organic material that, when combined with soil,… More
Compost requires anywhere from one month to two years to… More
Composting is a way that nature recycles. It is a… More
Worm composting or vermicomposting is a clean, safe method for… More
Composting your organic waste is an easy and eco-friendly way… More
Compost bins are a simple and affordable way to nourish… More
One of the best things you can give your garden… More
Home composting is an easy way to get rid of… More
Newspaper is biodegradable, so that when it is composted it… More
Worm composting, also called vermiculture, is nature's way of recycling.… More
Worms aren't just for catching fish or scaring your sister.… More
How to make and use compost. Includes troubleshooting chart. More
How to make and use compost. Includes troubleshooting chart. More
Go green--add grass cuttings and fruit and vegetable peelings to… More
Composting is the process by which living organisms break down… More
Types of composting include sheet composting, pit trenching, holding units,… More
Composting has numerous benefits. You create less trash for yourself… More
Though composting can offer a virtually endless amount of fertilizer… More
Composting is a process that speeds the natural decomposition of… More
Many natural wastes from the yard, the kitchen and other… More
Composting requires a balance of materials to make the soil-like… More
Neil Moran, author of North Country Gardening, shares some of… More
"Composting is the biological decomposition of organic material into a… More
Compost is organic material that has decomposed. Completely decomposed organic… More
Composting occurs as a natural process when bacteria, fungi, insects… More
How to make and use compost. Includes troubleshooting chart. More
Gardeners make their own compost to increase heat in a… More
Grow orchids in a pot by recreating the natural environment… More
When keeping a compost pile, keep mixing it up to… More
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Weeds are an excellent material to use to create your… More
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It's important to plan the location of your organic compost… More
Compost can help the plants in your organic garden thrive.… More
Learn about composting and why it is so important and… More
Create your own organic compost and humates in order to… More
How to strengthen the drainage system for a raised garden… More
Add leaves and grass to compost heaps or compost bins,… More
Dirt is another important ingredient to use when creating your… More
Why to avoid manure and bodily substances in compost heaps… More
Composting can complement any gardening or farming you enjoy; take… More
Making compost heaps or compost bins and composting by using… More
Compost needs a certain amount of water to break down… More
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We have acquired a large yard, with over 2 mowable acres. Unfortunately, the yard was no longer mowed as of mid summer. And the oodles of trees have dumped a thick layer of leaves all over it. Good news is in the past two weeks we have raked and mowed… More
My local nurserywoman recomended a simple way to compost without building a bin. I layered shredded paper, yard debris, kitchen scraps (vegetable,fruit,coffe grounds etc), spanish moss and horse manure. I watered it ( ha, ha - just before T S Fay arrived) and put a 6 x 6 sheet of… More
This weekend my dad took me and my hubby on a fishing trip to a friend of ours house and when i got there i was in a pasture with horses and cows and thought i wonder what they do with all this poop. I asked my dad if he… More
I been Row Composting "Sheet Composting" with Horse Manure and Chicken Tea. I Started with a 6"-8" lay ed of horse manure and two gallons of chicken tea. I top with last years old hay. In the Fall I will run the Tiller down the Row Middles and Plant. Later… More
I need some enlightenment about ink going into the compost pile. We shred bills and junk mail and recycle them. There my compost pile sits barely being fed. Are the inks okay on this type of mail for composting? I've heard something about only using inks that are vegetable-based. More
http://xrl.us/pdxv http://xrl.us/q7gy 24 July 2006. This ten horespower machine is used to chop up all waste foliage. I make a pile of foliage, and when there is enough I wheel the machine out, and chop up the waste. It only takes a few minutes. I use to do this with… More
Hi fellow gardeners, I'm looking into trying lasagna bed's, does anyone have knowledge about this? if so please share, it sounds like a lot less work and a interesting way to do composting. Please help floridagirl. More
Ok, I found the Envirocycle for $20 less then last time I looked.... and I finished my taxes.... so.... LOL Composting here I come!!!! More
I'm a college student and would like to try my hand at composting. I live in a house with a backyard, so space is there, as long as nothing is permanent (rental!). But as a college student, money is definitely a factor. Any advice on getting started composting, and doing… More
Hi all, am probably going to move into an apartment next year and was wondering if and how apartment dwellers reuse their food scraps. Is there any compact way of composting? Do worm farms work the same way, and are they small enough for an apartment? thanks for any help! More
Thanks, Steroman and Aurora for the Hot Hot Hot, better back off and rethink what your doing in the Mulch/Lime fourm, I needed that. ariving home yesterday afternoon to find a huge pile of horse stable clean-out by my garden area, a friend "Dan" said he had nothing to do… More
I have a compost bin, but I'm having difficulty finding something for the bottom to prevent large roots from growing into my compost. These suck out the moisture and nutrients and make it very difficult to to take the compost out. Any suggestions? More
Hi All, I want to start a small kitchen compost bin. Any suggestions on how to begin and what to use? Thanks for your future input. Ilene More
Hello, I just set up my new little black compost box in the back to cut down on leaves going to the curb. Anyhow, how do I go about this? I read the booklet about what goes in and what doesn't but how do I get started? What goes in… More
I have horses and sheep. I pile manure and manure soaked hay bedding, from the winter months, in a windrow about 6 feet tall by 60 feet long every spring. Every three weeks or so, I turn the windrow over with my Bobcat. By mid summer it's completely composted into… More
I was wondering if anyone could recommend a good book on composting. I am going to start one in the next year and want to start by doing a little reading. Thanks! More
Sheet Composting Help ? I plan to spread out now the compost/horse barn and premixed container soil/ with that moldy bale of hay that is 1/2 composted and till in the ground. I thought I would add a layer of green grass clippings next week (taht I have access too).… More
May sound silly but.... I have about 6 or 8 broccoli plants left over and flowering that I'm taking out. They are totally infested with aphids. Is it ok to compost or should I throw em out? I don't want to raise em! I know they can reproduce 3 ways...eggs,… More
Hi, I am new to gardening and I am trying to start a container garden in my flat. Is it a completely ridiculous idea to try and start a little compost heap, maybe outside in the grounds of our flat? How long do you have to leave it before it… More
Hi everyone ! Yesterday when i was cleaning my Bunny's cage i found that the waste has useful material which can be used in composting, (waste has rabbit droppings, sawdust which i spread on cage floor, uneaten leaves/fruits etc.) 1. can anyone tell me the recipe of how to make… More