Category: Composting

Making compost is quick and simple when you have any kind of enclosure, and enough ingredients. Anything that has grown will decompose. Adding weeds means less time spent sorting ‘good and bad’. Plus it gives more compost in the end. I share understandings about how weeds can ‘disappear’ in a compost heap. My July course…

Read the Ultimate Guide to Vermicomposting at the Urban Worm Company! https://urbanwormcompany.com/vermicomposting-ultimate-guide-beginner-expert/ Video Summary: Some of the most popular worm bins out there are stackable systems that employ an upward migration concept. But if these worm farms are also producing what some people think is “worm tea,” then they are not likely to work as…

Every autumn as our trees lose their leaves, we’re all conditioned to bag them up and put them at the front of the drive to be taken away. But what if there is a better way to use them? Creating leaf mold require nothing more than a bit of know how, some hard work and…

The Northeast Waste Management Officials’ Association (NEWMOA) and the Onondaga County Resource Recovery Agency (OCRRA) partnered to provide Onondaga County residents with tips and resources to reducing food waste at home. Learn more about the basics of at-home composting. Source

These tips help us get more leaves and keep everyone safe. If you want to start a compost business, these videos will help you: www.youtube.com/@compostbusiness (my channel) These articles and spreadsheets will help you start a compost business (it’s all free): https://www.compostbusiness.com If you want ongoing consulting for your compost business, contact these folks: https://www.o2compost.com/…

Check out my new book that you can pre-order now. Simplify Vegetable Gardening will be available on 16th Feb 2024. Pre-order now to be the first to get a copy of this book that has all my personal tips. https://geni.us/SimplifyVegGardening My new book “Composting Masterclass” is available now. You can get it in most good…

Get your trowel at the ready. It’s TIME to PLANT! What started out as a few hopeful seeds have now turned into a forest of triffids, raring to get out their pots and into the ground. Help! Never fear! Ben our backyard gardener is here to guide us through his tips, tricks and tasty tid-bits…

A simple way to build and maintain a large population of a Eisenia fetida worms. Also known as red cradlings, fishermans’ worms, tiger worms etc. They eat decaying organic matter and turn it into beautiful compost. Siting a wormery on the ground makes it an easy process. Less problem with swings of temperature. #nodig #wormery…

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Dr. David Johnson of New Mexico State University explains the process uses for a fungal compost procedure used in the San Luis Valley, Colorado. Source