I share my secrets on how to easily make an affordable pile of nutritious compost for your vegetables and flower gardens.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:16 Compost pile location & size
01:24 Ingredients in my compost pile
2:06 Wood pallets for compost bins
02:49 Pitchfork (turning pile), shovel
03:36 Leaf shredder, tarp
05:29 Food waste bin, coffee grounds
06:22 Compost thermometer, 5 gallon buckets
08:04 Shredded paper, water
09:00 Alfalfa Cubes
11:00 Green and brown materials, ratios
Credit: https://www.warrenswcd.com/conservation-connection/composting
1 Comment
This seems like a very sound overview of composting successfully. I have tried several of these techniques with success, myself. I have never needed to invest in a leaf shredder, though I live in a different climate, and I mostly get pine straw in my yard. I would definitely be willing to try some of the 'heat performance' techniques.