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Compost fly - Scatopse sp. Think it must have recently emerged as the wings are not full length yet. Focus stacked using zerene
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
CUSO co-operant Nicolas Parenteau and Mekong School volunteer Jeremy Mak gather compost material from organic waste on the grounds of the Mekong School, near to the NEED Burma compound.
Nicolas was killed in a motorcycle accident on Feb 22, 2008 in Chiang Mai. He was working with NEED-Burma on integrating their traditional farming practices with newer sustainable agriculture theory. This series is dedicated to his memory.
The harvesting area. A discovered a rich area of soil with almost no debris in the bottom right of the picture (as noted).
Not the best photo, but an amazing cake. All that wonderful edible stuff on top was created by Seah.
This is the leftover after day one of juicing. (Mostly carrots, but also some beets, kale, ginger and cucumber.)
Cate has a very good juicing machine that extracts all of the juice/moisture from the fruit or vegetable and you are left with the dry remains of the original product.. I had been thinking of starting a compost pile, so I am going to save this and read up about compost piles.
I have ambitious plans for my yard next year.
(And yes, I cut my hair short last Friday.)
1. Too hot, too much nitrogen. Add more carbon materials like the sawdust and dried weeds.
2. Too cold, not enough nitrogen. Add more nitrogen-rich materials like manure and green weeds. Better yet, pee on the compost stack to help activate it.
...today’s lesson was a great illustration of INFORMATION vs. CONCEPT.
Information without understanding will overload and paralyze you.
Understanding a concept allows you to process, filter and organize information in a way that empowers you to make an informed decision and act upon it.
It is the difference between
TEACHING vs. TELLING
EMPOWERING vs. ENABLING
KNOWING vs. UNDERSTANDING
Small shift in emphasis, massive shift in result.
see also thegreenbackpack.blogspot.com/2010/07/mongolian-permacult...
One of my resolutions this year was to help my compost to decay faster and have scissors by my small kitchen bin. When I canned the pineapple, I IMMEDIATELY cut up the skins and leaves.
The next step was to add a little dog food to my bigger outside porch compost bin (not all of the dog food in the bowl). This apparently helps the compost to decay faster (my goal).
For our test garden, we upgraded from a 1-compost bin system to a 3-compost bin system. Photo by Andrew of www.gardenerd.com, where you can get more info.
Leaves and landscaping trimmings are also browns. In addition, newspaper & eggs and napkins can be used in the brown layer.
Working at the Superb Soil Station we teach our group of second graders the difference between dirt and soil and they get to dig in the compost pile!
This is the contentious compost bucket at work. Rather than empty it, people (me included) just scoot it out of the lunchroom and further and further down the hall when it starts to smell.
Distribution #gratuite de #fleurs, #plantes #potagères, fines herbes et #compost, le samedi 27 mai 2017!
Change, cycles, transformation, the delicate dynamic imbalance we call life - endless. I offer my compost heap as a mundane example of such.
As you can see, I am a put-it-all-in-a-heap composter.
The one on the left will be shut down for the year next month, the one on the right is last year's pile that's been 'aging' for the year. My gratitude to the countless generations of wood lice and their brethren for their endless work with my endless vegetative "inputs."
Thought provoking theme this week, eh?
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28, 29 e 30 dicembre e 4 gennaio al Teatro Palapartenope di Napoli, le date di Napule è - tutta n'ata storia”, con cui Pino Daniele torna a suonare nella sua città.
4 serate-evento dedicate al progressive napoletano, quella corrente musicale e culturale che a partire dagli anni ’70 ha affermato Napoli come protagonista nel panorama della cultura pop contemporanea a livello internazionale.
Una storia musicale e non solo, raccontata da Pino Daniele insieme agli artisti che hanno reso grande il progressive napoletano e ai giovani artisti che oggi ne proseguono il cammino: uno spettacolo corale, ricco di emozioni uniche!
Questi gli amici e colleghi che l’artista inviterà sul palco per una nuova serie di indimenticabili serate: Almamegretta, Enzo Gragnaniello, Eugenio Bennato, Jenny Sorrenti, Lina Sastri, Napoli Centrale, Nccp, Osanna, Teresa De Sio e ancora Agostino Marangolo, Antonio Onorato, Clementino, Ernesto Vitolo, Gigi De Rienzo, Nello Daniele, Rosario Jermano, Toni Cercola, Elisabetta Serio, A67 e tanti altri.
Sulla scia dello straordinario successo dei sei concerti sold out dello scorso inverno (con 20.000 biglietti venduti), nelle 4 serate-evento di “Napule è - tutta n'ata storia”, Pino Daniele proporrà una scaletta pensata unicamente per il pubblico della sua città, accompagnato dalla sua band storica, composta dai grandi musicisti napoletani con cui ha collaborato nel corso della sua lunga carriera: James Senese, Joe Amoruso, Rino Zurzolo, Tony Esposito e Tullio De Piscopo.
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