Vermiculture and Compost
10 Facts About Using Compost To Improve Your Lawn And Garden
Written by whittier fertilizer
1. Composting reduces waste generation. This means that if every household adapts this process, the community will have lesser problems in disposing wastes. In effect, the environment will be preserved better.
Composting With Worms - Everything You Wanted to Know
Written by Sharon McLachlan
Sharon McLachlan is the owner/operator of Sharon's Worm World in Romona, California and can be contacted by email at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , by phone at (760) 788-4423, or visit her profile at www.theMulch.com/my-profile/userprofile/SharonsWormWorld.Everything you wanted to know about composting with worms, but were afraid to ask:
Worm composting systems are neat, easy, fun and odorless. They work well for people living in apartments, condo’s or just about anywhere. This method of composting is also practical for people whose physical activity is limited or impaired. This is a great family project and works well in classrooms. Busy redworms turn food scrapes into some of the best organic fertilizer on earth, called worm castings. Composting with worms is called vermiculture and is relatively effortless.Setting up the bin the first time and periodically harvesting the castings is all that is required.
Comparing Synthetic vs. Organic Fertilizers
Written by Jerry Gach
Synthetic Fertilizers are “Man made” inorganic compounds - usually derived from by-products of the petroleum industry. Examples are Ammonium Nitrate, Ammonium Phosphate, Superphosphate, and Potassium Sulfate.
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