I have a good few books on compost in my library, and the now stained and worn copy Humanure Handbook, Shit in a Nutshell is one of my favorites. Firstly, thereâs the breadth of the book. It could easily have been a narrow polemic on the need for humanure, but instead, the book takes you […]
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Update: The company has come a long way since this interview! You can learn more about how the device works and how to use it in 7 Ways to Use Compost Technology to Speed Up Your Compost. Thereâs no point in aiming for total accuracy when it comes to composting. Unless you are a commercial
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Compost has its very own week, organised and held every year by the Compost Research and Education Foundation – aka CREF. We sat down with the Ginny Black, Trustee Chair of CREF, to find out more. Can you tell me a little bit about the Foundation and its goals? The mission of CREF is to
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Think the history of compost is boring? Think again. In this article youâll find bones stolen from graveyards and battlefields to fertilise Yorkshire fields. Youâll find Egyptians facing death for stealing earthworms and ancient people using blood to fertilise their gardens. Youâll also find some sound principles and solutions that could well help us in
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What do a handful of former U.S. Presidents, explosive TNT, and a curious Australian bird have in common? As youâll find out in this blog post, the thread that connects them is the humble but extraordinary process of composting. Intrigued? Well, thatâs just the start, because whether you are simply looking for quirky trivia questions
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