Category: Composting

Summer no dig garden, why this method conserves moisture. Results of starting no dig, five months earlier. When to harvest potatoes and onions, how to protect from insects, birds and rabbits. Tips for making great compost, ways to pick tomatoes. 12th July 2022 at Homeacres, Somerset in SW England, 51st parallel, temperate climate and 30…

I have detailed, How I make compost on my farm. I make a bin in the middle of my farm, where the compost is needed. I have also mentioned some valuable tips that you must consider before making your compost. I made this video using … Boya Lavalier Mic https://amzn.to/3D3JFnR Condenser Mic https://amzn.to/3S6MOaA Mobile Gimbal…

Learn how to compost food waste in the winter! Even if you don’t have a compost bin or your garden is frozen, here’s how to compost kitchen scraps and keep them out of the landfill! Download the FREE composting guide, featuring the 4 proven steps to get finished compost in 6 weeks! ► https://gardenerscoach.com/guides/composting-for-beginners/ –…

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Compost is finished when it is brown and crumbly, and smells earthy like soil. For more information, go to swrc.ca/compost *** Thanks to the City of North Battleford, the City of Regina, and the City of Saskatoon for their support in making this video. Source

Make Automatic Fertilizer for Vegetable At Home Plants prepare their food by the process of photosynthesis. In this process, plants use sunlight, carbon dioxide & water. Therefore, photosynthesis covers 95% of the plant’s food requirement. Plants require oxygen for respiration, just like we do. However, to stay healthy plants need basic nutrients, supplementary nutrients &…

Berkeley 18 day compost #shorts #garden #gardening #compost #cc The Berkeley Hot Composting Method The hot composting method, known as the Berkeley method, developed by the University of California, Berkeley, is a fast, efficient, high-temperature, composting technique which will produce high quality compost in only 18 days. The requirements for hot composting using the Berkeley…

Making your own compost is a natural way to fertilise your garden, save money and do your bit for the environment. You won’t have to buy fertiliser and you can recycle kitchen scraps, garden waste and any leftover cardboard. This video from Bunnings Warehouse will show you how to set up a compost bin, the…

What has changed since Marketplace investigated plastic packaging at supermarkets a year ago? We visit Loblaws, Sobeys, Walmart and Costco to provide an update. Then we get to the bottom of those “compostable” claims on plastic packaging. Should you put them in the green bin, or will they end up in landfill anyway? To read…

Compared to when soil is dug and cultivated, resulting in a loss of carbon to CO2, no dig is economical with inputs of organic matter. I show how using cardboard (just once) and a 2in/5cm mulch of compost on top is enough to kill most weeds and provide clean soil for planting. The thumbnail shows…