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Tumblers are an alternative to open hot composting piles, following a similar process and needing the same materials and elements. By adding a balance of brown (carbon) and green (nitrogen) materials at a 30:1 ratio and keeping the mix damp and aerated, tumblers can make quality compost.
How much effort you put into making compost is your choice. It’s worth noting that turned managed piles produce superior humus free of pathogens and weed seeds. Composting that follows …
Due to its high nitrogen content, chicken manure composts faster than traditional plant-based piles. Chicken manure compost piles must be well managed to ensure high temperatures are achieved, need to kill the pathogens associated with chicken manure.
Composting, the managed decomposition of organic matter, depends on the availability or the right proportions of carbon, nitrogen, water, and air. The speed of composting depends on how optimal the environment is for microorganism activity (bacteria, fungi, and actinomyces).
By omitting these 22 compost ingredients you will greatly increase the quality of compost you make at home.
The main tenet of composting toilets is ecological responsibility, a behavior option fast becoming non-negotiable. Ecological sanitation (eco-san) is a strategy that tries to conserve water, reduce pollution, and return consumed nutrients to the soil.
Mushroom Compost could refer to one of several forms of anaerobic compost specifically formulated for mushroom cultivation. Mushroom compost could also refer to compost previously used for mushroom growing, a residuary product still loaded with plant-beneficial microbes and nutrients.
Composting grass clippings is perfect for aerobic compost production: They are ideal due to their high nitrogen content. An initial C: N ratio of 33:1 is optimal. Grass clippings are 2.4% nitrogen and 45% carbon, thus a C: N ratio of 18:1 and perfect for compost
Trench composting is an easy and effective way to replenish the soil’s vitality using food scraps in the garden. When combined with fermenting processes, like Bokashi, trench composting offers maximum returns for minimum effort.
The active ingredients of Bokashi, a Japanese term for fermented organic matter, are lactic acid bacteria (LAB), yeast, and phototrophic bacteria. LAB and yeast are also the key ingredients of Kombucha, known to improve the gut biome.
