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2649 E. Washington Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90023

 

Located near the East L.A. Sears and the Washington Blvd. Bridge.

 

9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m., Friday, Saturday, & Sunday

 

www.lacity.org/SAN/solid_resources/pdfs/Mulching_poster.pdf

turning compost is not a glamorous job, but a necessary one

Harvest of compost in my garden: the lower part of the pile is black gold --banana peels, orange peels, all the kitchen scraps alive with worms and other creepy crawlies.

Front view of compost bin

Stu got his compost deliver today. That means the double digging can start next week.

Drive axle with a 16 inch pulley bolted to the axle drive. Intend to run a 1 horse electric motor to turn this axle causing a drum to turn which causes the next axle to turn which causes another drum to turn and on and on...Supposed to eventually have 6 drums.

The Maine Compost School teaches the right way to compost with a series of test piles.

The picture above is of an enormous composting pile next to the Research Greenhouse at UMD. From my estimation it is about 7 ft tall, and 8 ft wide. People bring any soil, plants, or food left over from their research at the greenhouse and they throw it into the compost pile. Composting is the natural process of decomposition of plants and food into organic matter that can fertilize plants and soil. While everything alive decomposes eventually, composting speeds up the process because the heat from the dead material stacked in a heap speeds up the metabolic process and creates an ideal environment for bacteria and fungus (Hu). Decomposition is the first stage of nutrient recycling of plant or animal bodies, where dead tissue is broken down and turned into simpler organic forms. Decomposers are the animals (such as earthworms and maggots), fungus, or bacteria that aid in the decomposition process (Featherstone et al.).

Composting relates to Sustainable Development Goal 12: Ensure Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns- meaning that we need to minimize our use of natural resources, and cut down on the waste and pollutants we produce (United Nations). By composting, you are taking what many people would throw out in the trash, and instead of producing waste, you turn it into something beneficial to plants and soils. Which also rids the need to buy fertilizer and cuts down on consumption.

 

Featherstone, A. et al. (2021). Decomposition and Decay. Retrieved October 19, 2021, from treesforlife.org.uk/into-the-forest/habitats-and-ecology/ecology/decomposition-and-decay.

 

Hu, S. (2020, July 20). Composting 101. NRDC. Retrieved October 19, 2021, from www.nrdc.org/stories/composting-101.

 

Sustainable Development Goals: 12 Ensure Sustainable Consumption and Production Patterns. United Nations. Retrieved October 19, 2021, from sdgs.un.org/goals/goal12.

Shawn Preputin farmer, wets mixed raw materials used to create compost extract that is prepared in cooperation with 2 other Hill County farmers that is applied to their crop fields to bolster soil microbes and improve soil health. Hill County, MT; June 2022

 

Compost or garbage? The Crisp Taco I had for lunch was wrapped in foil. Some of the filling spilled out and I used 2 napkins to clean up afterwards.

Naba Wiscobia stands next to her new Skyloo latrine, Kitayita, Wakiso, Namayumba, Uganda.

 

Photo: WaterAid/Caroline Irby

Date: 2007

 

The Skyloo composting latrine consists of two brick pits, constructed above ground level with a latrine squatting slab and superstructure on top. Human waste drops through a hole into the vaults and ash is thrown on top, increasing alkalinity to a level that kills pathogens. The temperature in the vaults is raised by the sun beating down on metal vault covers and the decomposition of the faeces. This also neutralises pathogens. After several months the first pit is dug out and the fertile compost is used to grow crops.The second pit is then used until it becomes full and the process is repeated.

 

This home built machine uses a concrete mixer and screen to separate the large and fine materials after the compost is finished. Shawn Preputin, Larry Johnson (R), and Alec McIntosh (L), farmers, create compost extract that is applied to their crop fields to bolster soil microbes and improve soil health. Hill County, MT; June 2022

 

Aaron Obrigewitsch is posing by one of the composting bins that he installed. The white composting toilet that is sitting on top will be used in a washroom.

Herman making compost from fish market waste and wood chips

Quatro aeronaves F-16, da Força Aérea Portuguesa, aterraram, no dia 18 de setembro, na Base Aérea de Borcea, na Roménia, para integrarem a operação “Falcon Defense 2017”.

Esta Força Nacional tem como objetivo a realização de vários tipos de missões de treino naquele país. Entre elas destacam-se missões combinadas com as Forças Armadas Romenas: Exército, Armada e Força Aérea. De relevar também, os voos de treino planeados com os F-18 da Força Aérea do Canadá, também destacada na região, e com o E3-A AWACS que sobrevoa frequentemente a zona. Este voos têm o intuito de treinar e consolidar procedimentos de operação em coligação, no âmbito da OTAN.

Esta Força Militar tem como propósitos adicionais treinar o destacamento e operação fora da Base mãe dos nossos F-16 que frequentemente constam da lista de meios das NATO Response Forces e a partilha de conhecimento e experiência nas várias áreas de operação da aeronave F-16 Fighting Falcon com a Força Aérea Romena.

Recorde-se que Portugal alienou recentemente à Roménia 12 aeronaves F-16. O contrato de alienação comporta duas grandes fases: uma, que termina neste mês de Setembro, a realizar em terras Lusas, onde se incluí a formação de 84 militares romenos, e a entrega das aeronaves; e uma outra, que decorre até meados do próximo ano, que se desenrola na Roménia, e que passa pelo apoio técnico feito por militares portugueses no acompanhamento e auxilio na instalação e operação destas aeronaves na sua nova base.

O contingente português vai estar destacado durante dois meses e é composto por 70 militares da Força Aérea das áreas de operações, proteção da força, manutenção, logístico\financeira, comunicações e sistemas de informação, saúde, Intelligence e relações públicas.

 

Started my compost bin last year and this year I had some compost to dig into the flower bed - result.

Materials mid construction

The brightest thing around on this gray, rainy day, was the compost bin on the kitchen sink.

Ready for the compost bin! Sorry, I just loved the shapes and colours and textures!

Homemade wooden compost heap on the allotment.

 

From the Bookshelf Boyfriend guide on how to create your own compost

The compost area backstage at the 2010 Winnipeg Folk Festival. Everything backstage can be compsted, including the disposable cutlery

compost toilet with solar lighting. Me thinks.

Ambrosia for the garden once its composted. This poop is collected from the toilets and is nearing its final stage of composting. Lots of sprouts and ants. One of our members accidentally stepped on the metal cover which did not hold his weight and his foot broke through and landed in the stuff. He looked stunned, but sustained no ill effects once his foot was washed off.

The Flickr Lounge-Metal

 

This is on the counter in my kitchen.

 

Compost Cookie

Pretzels, potato chips, coffee, oats, butterscotch,

chocolate chips. ($1.85 ea./3 for $5)

 

The kitchen sink of Milk Bar's cookies.

 

Read about these cookies at the ulterior epicure.

Compost binscapes. Springtails and mites

Mar 08.The top-growth is nearly cleared, and the pallets arrive for the compost bin

Caps are added to aeration tubes in a compost bin that uses the Johnson-Su method to keep the wet, raw materials from filling the tubes as it is added to the bioreactor. Shawn Preputin, Larry Johnson (pictured), and Alec McIntosh, farmers, create compost extract that is applied to their crop fields to bolster soil microbes and improve soil health. Hill County, MT; June 2022

 

Lots of leaves falling why not start composting.

Chart from old composting book.

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The result of a few hours of weeding.

Maureen and Alice N demonstrate the compost procedure: dump food scraps from the kitchen into the compost bin (nitrogen), add dried grass (carbon), animal manure (high nitrogen), and finally add water ((moisture) to complete one layer of compost

Tenda da sole a caduta verticale mod. Flex System.

Composta di rullo avvolgitore in lamiera zincata diam. 70 mm, terminale, staffe di fissaggio in alluminio verniciato bianco anticorrosione per esterni, guide laterali in cavetto di nylon. Tessuto acrilico 100% Tempotest Parà, apertura e chiusura manuale ad asta e arganello.

 

Optional: apertura / chiusura motorizzata, tessuto plastificato PVC, tettuccio di protezione, cassonetto in alluminio, guide laterali in cavetto d'acciaio

 

Design: Tende on line [www.tendeonline.com]

Produzione: su misura

Eventually there will be seven axles and six drums on the full length.

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