Several Tips on How To Compost
Want to find a creative way to eliminate food waste? Composting is a green method to dispose of some, but not all, excess food and natural waste.
What are methods to successfully compost? Read a few tips below:
1) Create a compost bin: Composting only works if it becomes part of the daily routine. Much like a recycling bin or trash can, select a container that can be identified as the "compost bin". Ensure it is a portable container and has drainage/ ventilation holes or can be altered to create drainage and ventilation (such as a plastic container).
2) Decide on a location: Will the bin be placed inside or outside? A compost bin needs biodegraders to break down the products placed inside into compost. This could be earthworms, or bacteria, or fungus: depending on the climate and environment.
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Tuesday, November 1, 2016
Compost 101: Facts and Advice
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Tuesday, October 13, 2015
GreenLiving: Autumn Edition
Green Tips for the Fall
As the weather turns colder and the days become shorter, try to practice some particular, fall-friendly, green tips perfect for the season:
- Compost: This time of year is wonderful for collecting compost (also known as "organic matter") because there is an abundance of grass and leaves around before natural elements like snow and rain cover everything and there are also should be plenty of food left over from holidays. Remember to unload your compost often- find compost drop-off sites online to act as a guide!
- Local Focus: Instead of buying foods full of preservatives, try to buy food from local farmers markets. Not only will you be supporting local business, but you can rest assured you are getting fresh produce and food!
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