Category: Composting

During summer months, because we usually have sufficient materials, it’s possible to make compost quickly, simply and cheaply. Each enclosure is four pallets and eight pieces of wire, that is all. Add about three quarters green by volume, one quarter brown. Line your heaps to retain moisture and warmth. See more free info here https://charlesdowding.co.uk/compost-using-and-making/…

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A common problem with compost is finding half-decomposed lumps that still resemble a vegetable instead of soft crumbly chocolate cake. Costa has a great tip for helping your compost breakdown better. Subscribe http://ab.co/GA-subscribe The first thing to do is congratulate yourself – you’re building compost! Different materials decompose at different rates, but the smaller the…

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Starting a compost pile sounds intimidating, but it is actually very simple because nature wants to break down these components. Farm and care for plants correctly and safely with these spring gardening preparation tips from an experienced farmer in this free video. Expert: Danny Botkin Bio: Danny Botkin “operates” an innovative, diversified homestead and organic…

Tipton County Extension agent Joellen Dimond shows how to turn a compost pile. In compost piles bacteria break down organic matter. Those bacteria require oxygen to work. Turning compost piles prevents them from becoming matted and blocking air flow into the pile which speeds the composting process. Compost piles should be turned every two weeks.…

Brassicas are a tricky crop that are all about timing and temperature. Mess those up, and your cabbage, kale, cauliflower, broccoli, etc. will mature too quickly and leave you with a bad taste in your mouth, literally and figuratively! Here are some of the lessons we’ve learned in failing with brassicas for a few years…

Robin Greenfield sat down with Michael Martinez from L.A. Compost to discuss community composting programs. “L.A. Compost is a sustainable movement that promotes healthy, conscious communities. Our mission is to equip and empower people to facilitate their own green spaces. This is accomplished through programming that diverts food and yard waste from landfills to create…

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