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Two screen doors plus two window screens found in the basement, and you can guess the rest. Intended this as a temporary bin, though have been using it the past several months.
Seems better than digging holes and burying the stuff. Being able to compost just about every bit of unused food scraps is yet another benefit of eating vegan. Bags, paper, cardboard, plastic, and glass gets recycled. So set near the curb a container of landfill-bound trash only about once every 2 or 3 months, if that.
Hace un mes que esta composta está en reposo, hoy Monty ha hecho la primera colada. El resultado: 12 cubetas de 19 litros de rica composta orgánica para nuestra huerta. Las jaulas funcionan muy bien. Fueron varios meses de trabajo para la reubicación del sitio para la nueva zona de composta, antes estaba dentro de la huerta principal,
Edifici de grans dimensions situat a pocs metres de la capella de la Mare de Déu de Penafel. És compost de planta baixa, un pis amb finestrals de pedra picada, i golfes sota coberta a quatre vessants. Una galeria d'arquets de mig punt ressegueix tot el perímetre de les golfes sota el ràfec. La façana presenta una composició asimètrica, amb un portal d'arc rebaixat i guardapols enmig, i una porta a la seva dreta oberta a mitja alçada. A sobre d'aquesta, hi ha una fornícula que conté una creu de pedra esculpida amb la Mare de Déu, on es pot llegir amb dificultat una data: 170?. Les cantonades de l'edifici estan fetes amb carreus escairats. L'edificació té alguns annexes amb entrada per un baluard. A la part de la façana que dóna a l'interior hi ha unes gàrgoles cilíndriques i de pedra.
Documentalment, la casa s'esmenta el segle XIII (1226), tot i que en el segle XII (1131) s'esmenta el nom de "Penna Fedel" en algun document.
Comune di Brescia e A2A Ambiente hanno presentato la campagna di distribuzione gratuita dei sacchi di compost, prezioso fertilizzante, realizzati grazie alla raccolta differenziata del verde.
Brescia 28 ottobre 2017 Ph Christian Penocchio
Compost Mentis - Stockton (2009) - Stockton International Riverside Festival (SIRF). Photography by Eric Pode.
I've been digging out the compost heap. Maybe I'm a bit odd, but this is probably my favourite task. And the compost is on top form this time - I don't think I've ever made better.
I am loving compost more and more and was sooo excited to see these giant steaming piles decomposing before our very eyes!! Great stuff.
Yesterday our Naturemill Composter arrived. We started it with 2 cups of soil, saw dust pellets (included), baking soda (included) and some organic materials (old grapes, lettuce, chips, apples, bread, coffee grids and a few more things). It started immediately to heat the startup mixture, but didn't mix it up. This morning I checked it out (photo), it definitely mixed it up sometime over the course of the night, it already looks like compost. (it was steaming too, I really should start using one my real cameras - you'd be able to see the steam)
Comune di Brescia e A2A Ambiente hanno presentato la campagna di distribuzione gratuita dei sacchi di compost, prezioso fertilizzante, realizzati grazie alla raccolta differenziata del verde.
Brescia 28 ottobre 2017 Ph Christian Penocchio
I mashed about in the back yard & woods, then decided to turn the big compost pile. Added stuff from to small bins. Inner core steaming! Wow!
I didn't turn my compost at all last winter and it froze. I'm gonna keep turning this winter to have garden compost early spring :)
Really something to see what looks like a pile of snow, is actually food & leaf waste breaking down to essential elements, high nutrient dirt.
This pic featured on my blog Veggie Mama
We tilled under the dead weeds and added the entire finished compost pile and two and a half bales of rotten straw to add organics.
The 'Ultimate Big Garden System' for composting deals with kitchen and garden waste (even woody waste) separately.
I took this photo back in January, on the 29th during a lab when we were out collecting data in Forest C on UNCW campus. It appears that someone either left a pumpkin here or decided to smash one. Even if it is not a pumpkin, it appears to be a plant that is beginning to decompose on the forest floor. Decomposition is “break down of chemical bonds formed during the construction of animal and plant tissues” (Smith and Smith 2015 p. 466). Decomposition is an essential part of the life cycle, because you cannot have production without decomposition in some form. Decomposition is also linked to Nutrient recycling. As an animal or a plant, such as the one pictured, begins to break down the organic matter into even simpler matter and various compounds. Those compounds, such as Nitrites and Nitrates, are than reabsorbed by other living plants as a source of nutrients to continue growing and living. Therefore becoming a key part of the nutrient recycling system that aids with the continuous cycle of life.
The compost sifter in The Spring Gardens.
Taken with my 1946-48 vintage Kodak Vigilant Six-20. Blogged here!
London Permaculture photo of a compost toilet used on the website Compost Junkie .
"Leading Compost Toilet Information and Advice"