Compost

When composted vegetable matter is decomposed by micro-organisms it produces a dark brown, sweet-smelling, peat-like material which improves the soil and plant...

Hay and straw are commonly confused especially when both are dried and baled. We will cover some of the fundamental differences of straw and...

Worm composting is a great way for anyone with limited space to turn kitchen waste into compost for the garden or houseplants. Composting food scraps...

Turn smelly compost bins and cold compost piles into sources of rich organic humus for the garden with these composting tips. Compost should form the...

Great changes take place within a compost pile so that it becomes greater than the sum of its parts – there are more usable...

Composting worms do need moisture, but too much can kill. Overly wet bins can also foster pest insect outbreaks. Give worms adequate moisture, but...

Compost is a vital element in the organic garden, so you mustn't let the absence of a bin stop you from harvesting black gold. If...

Learn three methods that will speed up the rate at which your compost pile generates viable compost. This article details how to compost effectively. There...

Organic gardeners can create odorless compost indoors using modern bins and composting methods. No red worms are required. Indoor composting is nothing new to organic...

People associate composting with hard work, rodents and dirty smells. Nothing could be further from the truth. Reduce your kitchen scraps and enjoy a...