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Telehandler to mix compost

Coleção foi doada pela empresa francesa Rhodia e é composta por 78 peças de vestuário produzidas nos anos 1960

 

O vestuário exposto tem estampas criadas por artistas brasileiros como Willys de Castro (1926-1988), Aldemir Martins (1922-1996), Hércules Barsotti (1914-2010), Carybé (1911- 1997), Alfredo Volpi (1986-1988), Lula Cardoso Ayres (1910-1987) e Antonio Maluf (1926-2005).

 

A coleção da mostra “Arte na moda: Coleção MASP Rhodia” foi doada pela empresa química francesa Rhodia, que lançava seus fios sintéticos no Brasil e utilizava desfiles e coleções de moda como forma de divulgação de seus produtos. Os desfiles em que a empresa participava se aproximavam mais de um espetáculo do que de uma divulgação comercial, reunindo profissionais do teatro, dança, música e das artes para sua realização.

 

These grew out of our compost pile... honeydew and cantaloupe. Tasty!

Coffee pulp compost ready to be applied as organic fertilizer to base of coffee trees

In the next six weeks, every single one of these leaves will fall to the ground, be swept up and added to our compost heap.

The Goldilocks Pile: Expert Mark King paws around in a pile of rich, dark compost that neither too wet nor too dry.

Compost mountain at one of the corners of the garden.

I ordered some red wigglers. Seeing that these were the best for Vermi-composting. I was really excited to get the little creatures. Some shredded papers and food scraps and a little water and that was it . Keeping it simple works.

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.

Closing up bay 1 on our compost set up and adding some nourishing goodness to the pile before winter- nitrogen rich stinging nettles that activate/accelerate the decomposition process, some fresh chicken manure from a friend’s farm (full of nitrogen, potassium and phosphorus) and other nourishing goodness. Chicken manure increases the soil’s water holding capacity, provides a food source for soil microbes increasing soil biodiversity and slowly releases micro and macro nutrients. If a compost pile is correctly balanced and at least four feet high, it can produce enough heat even during the cold winter months to decompose. This will sit undisturbed for about 6-12 months and then the rich nourishing fresh soil should be ready to be added to our garden soil while we start working on Bay 2.

 

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The Reencle Food Recycler can compost 2 lbs. of food waste in 24 hours and return 90% to nature while its 3-Step Filter System controls moisture and odor.

Reencle Food Recycler 6

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.

A two-story solar-powered composting toilet. And there's a line to use it.

Later, she found out that the biodegradable containers were not as biodegradable as she had hoped so she had to clean it up conventionally.

DwellSmart generously donated the compost container and Biobag you see here...it's been great to have a dedicated space for our food scraps. It holds quite a bit of food too! Love it.

 

Blogged here: www.livelightlytour.com/2008/06/23/dwellsmart-to-the-rescue/

A few rinds but mainly just peels and seeds. Most of the rinds are soaking for watermelon rind preserves. The watermelon, of course, was devoured with gusto! What's left will go in the compost.

it's about 4' x 4' x 3', made with salvaged lumber, nails, and chicken wire. This was my first project of the summer, and it has been very useful. We compost about 50% of the waste in our house now, which is a very good thing

Out of sight, along the rail road tracks, compost bins made from used wooden pallets.

I am currently in residence at the Andes Sprouts Society artist's program in Stamford, New York. the goal of my residency is to combine science, art, and sustainable farming. I am working with compost worms to learn the movement, interactions, and ecology of this amazing animals. As an artist in residence I am creating paintings in collaboration with the worms. This detail, from a picture that is 11x14 inches, is an example of the work. I hope you enjoy it.

Catherine getting butch with the compost.

Compostable plant label sticker for the Orange County Great Park

We learned about the composting process with Jacob.

filling the raised beds with home grown compost

 

bucket, tank holds composting material

Leslie flips the compost with the Kubota

we took pictures so that we could get our free T-shirts from the compost bin company

We used to have a compost pile in this spot. Lots of things are growing!

The Learning Compost at Cedar Circle Farm. – Cat Buxton CAT (Consultant • Advocate • Teacher) www.catbuxton.com

 

please credit: Cat Buxton

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This is the good stuff that the city landscape recycling center sells. I believe it is composted horse manure and wood shavings. Yum.

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