Compost container

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Keep worms happy year-round with this easy-to-build underground worm farm. Words: Nadene Hall Photos: Ben Elms Ben Elms (aka Dr Compost) has been experimenting with an underground worm-farm system suitable for hot and cold regions especially those such as Central Otago, which can experience freezing winters. The method (see instructions below) involves three to five bucket worm farms dug directly into the ground. Worms like to be warmer than 10°C and regular worm farms struggle in the colder…

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!

Happy Tuesday! Today were going to take a little break from fall decor and DIYs to talk about some yummy decomposing organic matter. You don’t have to laugh… I’m not funny, I know. After tropical storm Florence rolled through here, our garden had seen better days. The plethora of water helped some of the produce […]

Composting is one of the best things you can do for your garden, but compost bins are expensive. Here is how to make a $10 compost bin in minutes.

See how to make great compost by avoiding 4 of the most common composting mistakes. Make better compost faster this year!

Milkcrate Composter (vertically Stacked): How to make a vertically stacked composter using milkcrates. This instructable is based on Terracotta home composter by artworker https://www.instructables.com/id/Terracotta-home-composter/ and the creators of the terracotta composter, Daily …

Create your own budget-friendly compost bin by utilizing wooden pallets, wire mesh, or plastic containers. Customizable in design and size, these bins are perfect for composting organic waste in limited spaces like balconies or small yards. Transform kitchen leftovers and garden clippings into nutrient-rich compost to enhance your gardening efforts. Reduce waste and naturally fertilize your soil with a DIY solution that promotes sustainability. Elevate your gardening game with this…

There's no need to spend hundreds on something that's going to store rotting produce! Make your own composter for just a few bucks.

Composting reduces trash output and provides an excellent soil amendment for gardens. The benefits are large, but not everything belongs in your compost.