Category: Composting
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Maggots In Compost Good Or Bad?
So let’s talk about maggot in your compost. You might be the one that freaks out when you see maggot in your compost. But they are not so bad and they can’t hurt you. Actually, they are pretty useful in breaking down waste in your compost pile. They will even make decomposition faster and they
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How To Make Mushroom Compost
One prolific ingredient to add to your soil to boost garden growth is mushroom composts. We will be enlightening you on how to make mushroom compost so you can grow your plants the best way. Applying compost to your garden soil enhances soil texture, drainage, and supplies adequate nutrients to your soil. As mulch covering,
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How To Make Compost-Tea Without A Pump
A fantastic and very simple way to feed your garden soil and plants is Compost-Tea. Have you heard about this special brew? Compost-tea can be used as a mild liquid fertilizer or plant booster, it also helps the plants deal with small pest issues. And, guess what? Compost tea has been used by farmers for
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How Long To Compost Chicken Manure And Make It Garden – Ready
How long to compost chicken manure before use is still one of the commonly asked questions by farmers who rear chicken and use its manure as fertilizer. Chickens are generous enough to give us eggs and manure. We concentrate on the eggs and forget the manure. We can’t allow the manure to continue accumulating in
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Top Soil Vs Compost- What’s The Difference & What’s Best To Use?
Almost all gardening advice gives great tips on both compost and topsoil use but not everybody understands the difference between topsoil vs compost. Are you struggling to grow plants in poor soil? Is your garden full of clay or sandy soil that you want to replace? If so, you must be looking for ways to
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How To Make Homemade Compost Catalyst
Learning how to make a homemade compost catalyst enables you to make your pile efficiently available saving you valuable time. Compost comes from decomposing leaves, papers, eggshells, coffee grounds, and soil. It is rich in nitrogen and carbon which are beneficial to the soil. A new compost usually takes between 1 to 2 months to
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Can You Compost Weeds? The Challenge Of Successfully Composting Them
Have you been warned of the risks of composting weeds and you don’t know if you can compost them? Weeding is a dreaded garden activity because it might be hard to get rid of these longlasting and resistant plants. Weeds are plants hard to pull, they give plenty of seeds and multiply everywhere. Sometimes weeds
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