Compost soil

In the world of gardening and agriculture, soil health is paramount. Good soil is the foundation for healthy plants and a thriving ecosystem. Enter compost – a natural, nutrient-rich soil enhancer. Dive deep into how composting nurtures the earth and plants, bringing life and vigor to gardens everywhere. 1. The Basics of Soil Health Soil health is the measure of how well soil does what it's supposed to do. Healthy soil will support plant growth without disease, filter and store water, cyc...

Composting may be one of the best things you can do for the planet. Learn how to get started with your own compost so your environmental impact is reduced.

If you grow garlic at home, this is a great time to be adding compost tea to your beds! Our preferred method for making compost tea is the non-aerated approach-- it’s simpler, lower input, and less time-consuming. If you have a large garden the extra work of building a powered compost tea vortex barrel system might be worth it, but for those of you who prefer the low-tech route: Click for a full blogpost of instructions on how to make our favorite recipes for soil health in the garden!

The easiest compost method ever! Always ready! Using only one bin, you can always have finished compost ready to be used on your organic garden!

Creating compost out of kitchen and yard waste is a great way to be more environmentally sustainable. But if you’re wondering, “where do I put compost,” you may need some guidance on what to do next. There are many things you can do with that compost. Learn more here.

Ashes In Your Compost? What Are The Dos and Don'ts. There are a few tricks for you to know when and how to use ashes as fertilizer or put ashes in your compost. Are ashes good for plants? Can I put wood ash in my compost? Are ashes good for soil? Dive into this article to find these answers. #ash #ashes #compost #composting #ashesincompost #compostpile #vermiculture #vermicomposting #bokashi #organic #healthysoil #woodash #compost101

Learn how to compost at home, including the benefits, what to compost, and how to make it using food scraps and yard waste.

Composting is not merely a smart way to reduce household waste. It's an eco-friendly practice that transforms organic matter into a treasure trove of nutrients for your garden. One of the most abundant and readily available sources of organic material is right in your backyard: yard waste. From grass clippings and leaves to branches and spent flowers, your garden is an endless source of raw material for composting. The Gold in Yard Waste Yard waste might seem insignificant or even a nuisa...

Did you know that you can easily compost your tired, old, used potting soil from this year’s container plants and bring it back to life to use again next year? Take a look at this article to learn how!