Food compost

How to compost outdoors & indoors, comparing best methods such as bin systems, hot vs cold pile, in-ground composting, Vermicomposting, etc!

You can make your own compost at home, with mostly kitchen scraps and yard waste. Here's more about the benefits of composting and how to get started.

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Discover how to create your own nutrient-rich compost with our DIY Vermicomposting Guide. Learn step-by-step instructions on setting up a worm compost bin, maintaining it, and using the compost in your garden. Say goodbye to food waste and hello to sustainable gardening practices. Start vermicomposting today!

Composting doesn't need to be a full backyard operation: Read on for how you can get started today, and why it's so good for the environment.

Composting reduces trash output and provides an excellent soil amendment for gardens. The benefits are large, but not everything belongs in your compost.

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Composting helps divert food waste from polluting landfills and creates nutrient-rich compost you can use in the garden. This comprehensive home composting guide helps you get started by teaching you what you can and can’t compost, how to compost, and even how to get started with a community compost scheme if home composting might not be the best option for you.

The average person sends hundreds of pounds of food waste each year to the landfill, which could instead be composted to build healthy soil. This little unit promises to make that composting process much simpler.