Category: Composting

  • Hot composting without turning? ( Is there another way )

    Hot composting without turning? ( Is there another way )

    Hot composting without turning? (is there another way) – yes there is and all you have to do to find out is to read this article and (maybe) take some notes. Without a shadow of a doubt, compost can happen without turning. It happens in nature all the time and you can make hot compost…

  • Materials that can compost within one month (how to make a fast compost)

    Materials that can compost within one month (how to make a fast compost)

    There are many advantages to fast composting, but to take advantage of them, you need to have enough materials that can compost within one month and an understanding of how fast compost gets made. Don’t worry if you don’t, though, because we’ve got everything you need to know right here. what is fast compost? Fast…

  • Why is my compost tumbler not heating up?

    Why is my compost tumbler not heating up?

    When you are learning to make your own compost you’re full of energy and facts and it is easy to get impatient. You want to know that the process is running perfectly and it can be a big disappointment when you notice that your tumbler is rather cold to the touch. Naturally, you might feel…

  • How long does it take for orange peels to decompose?

    How long does it take for orange peels to decompose?

    Introduction How long does it take for orange peels to decompose? Does it impact the environment? In this short article, you will find the answer to these questions and information about what to do with your orange peels in order to help our planet. Straight to the point Orange peels decompose in an average of…

  • Aerated Static Pile Composting Explained

    Aerated Static Pile Composting Explained

    What is ASP Composting?  Aerated static pile composting uses airflow to reduce the time it takes to compost large amounts of waste and lessening unpleasant odors. Composting is a great way to help the environment and produce richly fertilized soil. But if you have more questions than answers about composting, we can help. First, you’ll…

  • What are the Effects of Moisture in the Decomposition of Compost?

    What are the Effects of Moisture in the Decomposition of Compost?

    Is your compost pile’s moisture level too dry (or too wet)? Find out how moisture affects the decomposition of compost, and you will know exactly what to do to ensure proper moisture levels. Millions of microorganisms are hard at work breaking down the organic matter in your compost pile. Those microorganisms require water to survive…

  • Can You Have Too Many Egg Shells In Your Compost?

    Can You Have Too Many Egg Shells In Your Compost?

    One of the great benefits of home composting is reducing your food waste. It can be truly satisfying knowing that a corn husk, an asparagus stalk, or a fish skin is contributing to the soil that will help grow new, fresh plants. You’re helping the environment and creating a more sustainable, efficient home. Certainly, one…

  • Can You Add Hair To Compost? Will it give value

    Can You Add Hair To Compost? Will it give value

    Introduction As someone who composts, you have probably realized there are quite a few substances that can be added to it. You might be wondering though, can you add hair to a compost? What value does hair have to a compost? You can add hair to a compost. It adds high levels of nitrogen to…

  • How to Make a DIY Insulated Tumbler for Winter

    How to Make a DIY Insulated Tumbler for Winter

    Composting requires heat to work quickly and effectively. Winter and cooler weather pose a problem then, right? Therefore it’s essential to know how to make a DIY insulated tumbler for winter so that your compost mixture effectively breaks down. So, how do you insulate a compost tumbler or bin yourself? To insulate a compost tumbler…

  • How to Insulate a Compost Bin (Step by Step Guide)

    How to Insulate a Compost Bin (Step by Step Guide)

    The beautiful thing about compost is that you don’t really have to babysit it all that much. So long as you set your compost pile up right from the get go it only takes a little bit of regular “feeding” and turning on your part to transform organic waste into super fuel for your plants…

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