The idea behind the mix is that the yeast from the beer will digest some brown materials. The ammonia is rich in nitrogen, and the sugar from the soda will help feed the bacteria and grow the colonies. If that sounds too messy, then let me show you some products I depend on. FAQ Co...
Compost and Composting Resources, University of Arkansas Pet waste is compostable, but it should only be composted in a specialized composter. Pet waste should not go into an open compost pile or a standard tumbler. Compost that contains pet waste should not be used on or near gardens growing...
but it does have normal operation sounds. These noises are about the same volume and pitch as my printer or slightly quieter than my dishwasher… but they do continue for a much longer period than either of those devices. My Lomi is near my desk in my office, and while it doesn’t bot...
Linaria purpurea plant last fall, now dispatched (by me). Speaking of terrible finalities, I actually made myself yank out three magnificent specimens of toadflax,Linaria purpurea, one of my favourite near-weeds. They looked great all last summer and into fall, when the foliage turned an int...
Closest to being completely odor free The fastest method as worms speed up the composting process Composting Advice From Experts I was able to chat with several composting aficionados, including master gardeners, horticulturists, rot riders, and several others. These ‘posters gave us real-world ins...
Well, you could do what I do which is throw the rotten veggies far into the woods if you are lucky enough to live near the edge of a forest, or you could Trench Compost.Trunch Composting in the Hudson Valley This past Tuesday (March 22, 2022) on Facebook, I saw that the Farmer's...
It helps your free, lively, creative engagement with the material stay with you. It helps the course, everything we took on together, last beyond the end of the quarter. I’m not going to cancel the final. It’s the culmination of the course, where you draw together everything you’...
Purchasing stuff to compost sounds as silly to me as it does to you. "the qualities of these bacteria, like the heat of the sun, electricity, or the qualities of metals, are part of the storehouse of knowledge of all men. They are manifestations of the laws of nature, free to all ...
Cool. I’ll have to go read that again with the top of the page towering over me.) And someone go turn J.H. Williams III loose on this new boundary-less paradigm, because if there’s anybody who wants to break free of the page, it’s him. Bottom line – I know I’ll always ...
I like it because, after sitting for 12-24 months it is the darkest, most wonderful compost, and the roses love it. Also free - what's not to like? Jackie Like | 3 Save Sort by:Oldest Comments (34)Sponsored More Discussions