Turn your green bin into a gardening composter - Grantham Today

Turn your green bin into a gardening composter Grantham Today Why should people with a small garden pay the same as those with big gardens? I have always composted my garden waste, and most gardens should have room for a compost bin. You could turn your bin into one, just cut a square, big enough to get your fork ... and more »

Vermicomposting: Winter project prepares for spring planting - VillageSoup Belfast

VillageSoup Belfast

Vermicomposting: Winter project prepares for spring planting VillageSoup Belfast By Jean English | Feb 04, 2012 Photo by: Jean English A simple worm composting bin with a cider vinegar fruit fly trap on top. Tired of trekking out to the compost bin in winter? Consider vermicomposting. Vermicomposts, according to the Soil Ecology ... and more »

Recycling can be your garden's best friend - Isle of Wight County Press

Isle of Wight County Press

Recycling can be your garden's best friend Isle of Wight County Press Rodents will seek it out, even chewing through plastic compost bins to get a meal — indeed, even though I avoid giving them a meat diet, they have still bitten into mine in a quest for fermenting fruit and peelings. Then there is the grease, ...

Dealing with food waste requires a shift in how we think about food - Bowen Island Undercurrent

Dealing with food waste requires a shift in how we think about food Bowen Island Undercurrent In a limited environment like a compost bin, you don't have as many bacteria. If I had to use a bin, I would bring in soil from the garden to accelerate the composting process.” Chollat explains that citrus fruits have antibacterial properties.

La Mesa approves composting program - U-T San Diego

La Mesa approves composting program U-T San Diego ... a community garden at Helix High School, continues to show its green side. By a 4-0 vote Tuesday night, the City Council approved a residential backyard composting program that will provide subsidies for residents to buy discount compost bins. and more »