Remember to choose a composting method that suits your space and preferences, select a suitable location, and build your compost pile with a balance of green and brown materials. Maintain proper ...

2.) Keeping the pile consistently damp. Sprinkle it with a hose during hot, dry spells. 3.) Tossing a few shovelfuls of soil or finished compost as you build the pile. This adds natural organisms ...

It will take somewhere between three months and two years to have soil you can use depending on how actively you work your ...

[Minnear Knives] had a bunch of apricot stones in his compost pile, and it was the pits. He did some research and decided to build his own rotary trommel to tumble out the trash. As you will see ...

It’s fall in Western Pennsylvania! Once the spectacular-colored leaves have dropped from the trees and onto our yards, the ...

Whole, carved, and cooked pumpkins are fully compostable and you can also compost healthy pumpkin plants, pumpkin skins, and ...

make sure you bury them deeply in the center of a big compost pile. That should keep the critters away. If you’re building a cold compost heap primarily of grass clippings, be aware that ...