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Erica Jane Meier, agriculture education graduate, records temperature data from a compost mound on Mueller farm.
I made this piece for the wlyb (e)motive exhibition 2010. It is made from piles of identical recycled postcards that I put in the compost bin for 6 months.
I have a confession to make:
I often catch myself admiring the beauty of a bowl of compost on its way out to the bin. In late March, I found myself with lots of fresh flowers heading out to compost, and I couldn't help but photograph them along the way. Forgive me.
Ecologically minded volunteers built this compost toilet in partnership with the indigenous people. Previously, the forest was their toilet
Rat-proofing the compost, v2. It got in around the rat-proof metal mesh somehow, so we’ll see how these slabs do.
This Earth day clean up in north west Scarborough’s Ward 39 was a great success with kids from Chester Le school, residents from the neighbourhood, CIBC staff and the gardeners of the Chester Le Olive community garden participating. The park and garden were cleaned up, compost spread on garden beds and pathways in the garden mulched. Translation was provided in Mandarin and free native seeds given out. About 80 people helped out with the clean up.
Photos Courtesy Ginny Chen
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After a heavy snow, we were not able to get to our home-made compost box in the backyard for awhile. This is what we saw when we looked inside. We found it quite beautiful.
Resolution proclaiming May 5, 2014 through May 11, 2014 as Compost Awareness Week in Santa Barbara County.
My compost pile in the backyar is the recipient of lots of good stuff. Today it got two orange halves after I squeezed out the juice for a raw beet salad. It got the ends of some broccoli rapini, a few garlic clove skins and the root tips of a very red beet.
A friend gave me his juicer a few weeks back and I have been making fresh juice everyday. I throw the pulp in the compost and since I have started this the compost pile seems to have taken on a life of it's own. The soil is dark brown and smells earthy and healthy. I don't know if it makes sense to say it smells healthy, but I don't know of any other way to describe it.
If you got any vegetable stuff you can throw it out back.
Note how it's gotten a bit more compacted since the fall, with minimal effort. Just good ol' Nature.
I threw some old, shriveled up potatoes on the compost pile... and, well, I haven't turned the pile like I should have. I went over today and saw some plants that looked like potato plants... sure enough they were, so I pulled them up and got a couple small potatoes.
Garden fork, not pitchfork.
SUMMER OF COMPOST - 2010
Day 2.
Edible Office has Summer of Compost.
Google has Summer of Code.
During the Summer of Compost, I am turning compost daily.