We compost the skins, seeds and stems from our winemaking. The composted waste from previous vintages is used to help prepare our 3,000 acres of estate vineyards years before we plant new vines and throughout the lifecycle of the vineyard.

Did you know you can water your garden with the juice from the bottom of your compost jar? Read more my blog post about it here!

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Maryalice DeAngelis and Heather Bolint put their backs into constructing a new compost structure.

Composting shed at Inverleith Terrace, Edinburgh. Project recently won the Chairmans prize at the Scottish Design Awards and the photos have been all over the internet as a result.

yes i took a picture of my compost

The fourth compost pile, started this afternoon.

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There are all kinds of things growing from our compost bin, it looks so pretty that I don't want to use it!

Today I completed my compost box. It even has a roof. I found it after I finished working on the box. I was very surprised to see it fit, really "spot on".

We have these great plastic wire coated compost bins that have been a dream compared to the previous bin I built out of an old shipping container.

scraps for farm animals, scraps for worms, coffee grinds & citrus for the compost pile

This is a themed slide in Science World: it goes through a ginormous plastic "compost heap" that's part of the ecological and resource-management installation.

She likes slides.

Demonstration

A thriving compost pile at Rudolf Steiner College.

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We turn compost weekly so made it into a workshop so those that want to learn hands-on can attend.

Because of the inherant mess, shredded paper is usually discouraged from curbside recycling. I use the shred to line the bottom of my kitchen compost bucket, all the wet stuff and liquids that would normally start the smelly process of anaerobic bacterial action are absobed. The odor and mess are reduced and when the pail is emptied the shred breads down quiet readily.

We're continuing to use compost tea to add nutrients to our plants.

Made with a base of my go-to chocolate chip recipe, much less flour, oats, espresso powder, potato chips, pretzels, butterscotch chips, and M&Ms.

Oats + potato chips = a perfect vegetarian/vegan substitute for using bacon in cookies.

One of our Growers (Jess) directing where the load of compost (from a local farm) will be dropped on our urban piece of land in Lynn, MA next to Ingalls Elementary School.

Compost mites clustered on the lip of my compost bin- plus one springtail . Taken at 4:1

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Only requiring turning to sift and mix, a barrel composter can create compost in as little as four months!

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Time Square NY

Times Square é uma famosa avenida da cidade de Nova Iorque, Estados Unidos; sendo melhor definida como um grande largo composto por vários cruzamentos e esquinas.

A área está localizada na junção da Broadway com a 7ª Avenida, entre a ruas 42 Oeste e 47 Oeste, na região central de Manhattan. É uma área comercial, onde todos os prédios são obrigados a instalar letreiros luminosos, para propósitos de publicidade.

Times Square é parte do distrito de teatros da Broadway, sede de famosas peças teatrais.

Na Times Square está localizada a NASDAQ, uma das principais bolsas de valores do mundo. Entre seus pontos comerciais mais conhecidos estão os estúdios da rede de televisão ABC, de onde o programa matinal Good Morning America é transmitido ao vivo, bem como os famosos estúdios MTV e da Virgin Records. O local possui uma das maiores concentrações da indústria do entretenimento no mundo, além de grandes lojas de famosas marcas internacionais, e obviamente congrega inúmeros anúncios luminosos de publicidade que durante a noite tornam-se uma atração peculiar.

É também na Times Square que se pode assistir a uma das maiores festas de passagem de ano do planeta, contando sempre com inúmeros recursos visuais e pirotecnia.

Times Square significa "Praça do Tempo", e até abril de 1904 era conhecida como Longacre Square, nome original dado pelos colonizadores britânicos. O local teve seu nome mudado em função da construção do edifício que durante muitos anos serviu para abrigar os escritórios centrais do jornal New York Times, o Times Building, hoje conhecido como One Times Square.

Atualmente é o ponto turístico mais visitado do mundo, com cerca de 35 milhões de visitantes por ano, recebendo mais turistas do que a Estátua da Liberdade.

Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by Comprimido.

Top of the compost heap in the corner of the garden. Friday Photo 2012, theme decay but decay that eventually leads to new growth.

Crazy for Composting at The New York Botanical Garden 2/15/14

Another close-up of our compost because it is so lovely.

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