Composting methods

What is the best compost method? In this infographic, discover the methods successful composters are using in their homes and gardens. If you want to compost, there’s a way to do it no matter where you live! On-site or off, inside or out, simple or complex, this flowchart can help you navigate the possibilities. Below the…

The easiest compost method ever! Always ready! Using only one bin, you can always have finished compost ready to be used on your organic garden!

Compost doesn't have to be complicated. This easiest composting method makes soil building accessible to anyone. It's a sustainable way to build a garden.

Accelerating the composting process helps turn waste into fertile soil. Here's how to speed up decomposition and compost faster.

by Matt Gibson Bokashi is a composting method that is new to most Western gardeners. The compost is cheap to start and easy to maintain. The word Bokashi means “fermented organic matter,” and that is exactly what the process of Bokashi composting creates. It’s also the name of the ingredient used to get the compost […]

Looking to heat up your compost? Our guide is packed with 9 different tips and tricks to help your compost get hot as quickly as possible.

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Let's go through some composting methods, their different speeds and the pros and cons of each below: Method #1: Black Soldier Flies (15 Days) Black soldier flies, a non-pest type of insect (Hermetia illucens), are one of the fastest composters of organic waste that we know of to this day. They eat 5-10 times their weight and most voraciously when they're at the larvae stage. This means, one pound/one kilo of BSF larvae can chew up 10+ lbs/kilos of food waste easily within a day. And all o

Check out these easy ways to Start Composting. A Compost pile is a key part of a healthy garden and a frugal source of organic fertilizer.

There are many good reasons to compost.

Learn how to use a compost tumbler to turn grass clippings, kitchen scraps, and other scrap materials into rich compost. Unlike a compost heap or compost pile, a tumbler keeps yard and food waste off the ground, turning scraps into fertilizer faster. #tumbler #compost

If you're wondering how to compost, you're in good company. It can be really confusing when you're new to gardening, composting, and other homestead-y ventures. My first compost pile was pretty basic and had no

Discover the easy way to make compost and enrich your garden's soil with trench composting! Say goodbye to tedious maintenance and hello to nutrient-packed soil. Click through to our blog post to learn the six different trench composting methods, including the traditional English rotating method and worm trench composting. And for the ultimate lazy gardener, we've got the easiest, laziest way to make compost covered too. 🌱💪🌿😎

There are many ways in which you can compost but all of them fit into two distinctive types, either active composting or passive composting. Each type has its

Is it possible to make #compost in a #bucket? Click here to learn about making compost in a space as small as a five gallon bucket. #kitchenscraps #backyard #decompose #vermiculture #wormfarming #bokashi

You don't need to spend a lot of money to start composting for beginners. It's easy to make a DIY $10 compost bin in only 10 minutes. Take a look at this easy composting bin. #Composting

What to do with your kitchen scraps? Kitchen composting! Composting turns kitchen scraps into nutrients for your soil. Limited with space? Then blender composting is an easy and simple composting method. Blender composting is easy for beginners to DIY and see quick results. Follow this step-by-step guide and create nutrient rich plant food fast. #composting #blendercomposting #indoorcomposting #kithencomposting #plantfood #whattocompost #kitchenscraps

Composting at home - Composting is a natural process of recycling organic material, such as yard debris and food scraps, into a rich soil amendment, fertilizer, or humus known as compost. Learn how compost at home with this easy guide to backyard composting! | Rhythms of Play

Learn about aerobic composting and anaerobic composting, and how they are used to process organic material. A compost pile is a great way to break down food waste at home while windrow composting is a large-scale commercial composting method. #types #composting