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An empty 4-row compost hall, waiting to be filled. You can see the sprinklers in the ceiling, and the gravel-filled rows in the floor that allow water run-off and air circulation.
The Goldilocks Pile: Expert Mark King paws around in a pile of rich, dark compost that neither too wet nor too dry.
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.
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.
They were these enthusiastic volunteers at Outside Lands (which promised to be a zero impact event) to help visitors know which bin to throw trash into. By the end of the concert, however, all the bins were overflowing with everything.
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/
I made these for an Earth Day themed craft fair, after seeing a similar picture online. Chocolate mocha cupcakes with chocolate chunks, coconut, oats, and potato chips. They were a surprise hit!
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.
There were a few rogue worms that escaped out of the bag in the box before we opened it. Grace held one we overlooked as a captive later on that day.
The Learning Compost at Cedar Circle Farm. – Cat Buxton CAT (Consultant • Advocate • Teacher) www.catbuxton.com
please credit: Cat Buxton
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