Composting Part 2 – Garden Organic’s Video Guide: How to make compost
How to make compost Garden Organic’s Video Guide Part 2 includes: – When is the compost ready – Using your compost
UNION TOOLS 74156 COMPOST FORK 36″
- 74156 FORK COMPOST
- For transferring and aerating compost
- 5 oval 12.5″ long tines with a 9″ head width
- One-piece forged head
- 36″ hardwood handle with poly D-grip
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“UNION” COMPOST FORK
*For transferring and
aerating compost
*5 oval 12.5″ long tines with
a 9″ head width
*One-piece forged head
*36″ hardwood handle with
poly D-grip
*Bulk… More >>
City Chicks: Keeping Micro-flocks of Chickens as Garden Helpers, Compost Makers, Bio-reyclers, and Local Food Producers
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Chickens have become the mascot of local food supply movements. All across America municipalities are allowing and even encouraging residents to keep laying hens within city limits. Increasingly, keeping hens is becoming a part of the green movement. Green city managers wanting to save money on solid waste management budgets need only to encourage residents to keep laying hens. Why? Because one chicken eats about 7 pounds of food “waste” a month. A few hundred households keeping micro-flocks of laying hens can not only turn kitchen waste into eggs, but the chicken manure can be combined with coop bedding and yard waste and transformed into compost and top soil for growing gardens. Chickens give communities the potential to divert tons of yard and food biomass “waste” from trash collection and, by doing so, save big-time tax payer dollars! City Chicks shows how you can: have fresh, heart-healthy eggs, daily from your backyard home flock. Employ your chicken… More >>
The Complete Compost Gardening Guide: Banner batches, grow heaps, comforter compost, and other amazing techniques for saving time and money, and producing … most flavorful, nutritous vegetables ever.
- ISBN13: 9781580177023
- Condition: NEW
- Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.
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Barbara Pleasant and Deborah L. Martin turn the compost bin upside down with their liberating system of keeping compost heaps right in the garden, rather than in some dark corner behind the garage. The compost and the plants live together from the beginning in a nourishing, organic environment. The authors’ bountiful, compost-rich gardens require less digging, weeding, mulching, and even less planting. And here’s one of the best parts — no more backbreaking slogs from compost bin to garden. The authors even identify the plants that benefit most from compost and how the elements of a composted garden work together.
A natural Six-Way Compost Gardening System provides the ruling principles for successfully improving every garden with healthy compost. Readers will learn how to:
1. Choose labor-saving sites that keep gardens and compost piles as close to one another as possible.
2. Work with the compostable riches produced at home. Eve… More >>