13.2 Millions TONS of RAW Compost!
Learn How to Make Raw Compost! Never feel badly again about throwing
away another scrap of food because FullyRawKristina of http://www.rawfullyorganic.com
and of http://www.fullyraw.com show you three EASY steps on how to take your fruit
& veggie scraps and turn them into beautiful soils of the earth! Kristina even
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Three Easy Tips on How to Make Raw Compost:
2) Create a space in your backyard where you can throw the scraps.
Three Easy Tips on How to Make Raw Compost:
1) Eat Organic Produce and Collect the Scraps
2) Create a space in your backyard where you can throw the scraps.
Mix these scraps in with your soil. Perhaps add organic materials such
as newspapers, carbon, and even nitrogen to help the matter break down
more quickly. If it's truly fresh and turned, smell will not be of issue.
3) Rotate your soil with a shovel about once a week, then wait for the matter
to decompose. After about 4-6 weeks, the fruit and vegetable matter becomes
rich soil. Some of the seeds composted may even grow new matter! From life
springs new life!
Never feel badly again about throwing away food because you can give it
back to the earth to grow more abundance! Learn to compost and create
rich soil for our planet. From rich soil grows nutrient dense food! This food
fuels our bodies and creates a richer, more beautiful earth!
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Comments
I want to know why it is not good to put the other stuff in the compost? Should I put that yuck cooked food in another compost pile? And is that stuff not good for the garden? I eat raw foods but the rest of the household does not.
Thanks,
Nenita