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![]() ![]() ![]() Up to two-thirds of most household trash can be composted? Composting reduces the need for more landfills. Homemade compost is free - and chemical-free - fertilizer for your garden. Composting is fun and easy! You can make compost even if you live in an apartment and don't have access to a garden. This book provides all the information you need for successful composting - a satisfying way to live lightly on the Earth. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() 1: Why Make Compost: 10 2: Compost Happens!: 12 3: Getting Started: 14 Where Do I Put My Compost Bin? 14 What Can't Go In? 15 How Do I Fill My Compost Bin? 16 How Long Does It Take to Make Compost? 17 4: How Does It Work?: 18 5: Composting Systems: 22 For the Beginner: Dalek-Type Bin 23 Tumblers 24 Digesters 25 Green Johanna Composters 26 EM Bokashi - Fermentation 27 For the More Enthusiastic: Worm Farm 29 Leaf Mold 34 For the Serious Enthusiast: Making a Hot Heap 36 The New Zealand Box 39 6: Using Your Compost: 43 7: Bigger Composting Systems: 48 8: Getting More Involved: 53 Community Composting, Schools, etc.: 54 9: A-Z Guide to Composting: 58 10: Resources: 92 ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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