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Durgan Aspiring Calnite


Joined: 27 Sep 2007 Posts: 99 Status:  Location: Brantford, ON, Canada
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Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2007 4:45 pm Post subject: Composting Procedure |
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http://eemea.notlong.com 9 October 2007 Composting Procedure.
All plant vegetation is put through the chipper shredder (seven years old, pull start and starts effortlessly), and put on the compost heap. Grass clippings are obtained from my neighbour. My grass clipping are left where they fall.The total compost produced is about 4 cubic yards per year. This product is spread on the garden in the Spring, and worked into the underlying soil. I fork the pile over to an adjoining bin a couple of times a year. I notice that the grass clippings have high bacterial activity, and can get too hot to touch. The pile always has a relatively pleasant odour. During the winter I cover with a tarp.
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Local lass Calnetalk Oracle

Joined: 05 Jun 2007 Posts: 2590 Status: 
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| i have two comost bins rotting at presant im going to get another two bins and rotate them through the years.some where on here there is a good link on what to and what to not compost i will see if i can find it. |
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