Composting is an eco-friendly way to recycle organic waste and turn it into nutrient-rich soil for gardening. While most people know that food scraps, leaves, and grass clippings can be composted, few are aware that eggshells are also an excellent addition to a compost pile. In this blog post, we’ll explore the benefits of using […]
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The office is the place where we spend most of our time during the day. The interior of the workplace matters a lot to create a healthy working environment. Heavy office workload and assignments can make the office environment dull and boring. You can add a spark to the interior of your office by adding
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As you start composting you will realize just how much kitchen waste can be saved from the dump, but as you’re adding in your potato peels, apple cores and coffee grounds, have you ever thought ‘what else could I add in here?’? Well the short answer is almost anything that is unprocessed food, and that
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Algreen Soil Saver Classic Compost Bin is constructed of 100% recycled material. It features two sliding doors at the bottom that is used to remove finished compost, and a locking self-watering lid to keep out animals. The composter also comes with an essential composting guide, “A Sense of Humus.” This composter with latching lid is outstanding
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In our yard, our African keyhole garden from Vita has provided us with a variety of cold season vegetables. Beets, kale, brussel sprouts and swiss chard are still providing us with food at temperatures below -10 degrees Celsius! Why Choose The Chard? Unlike most salad crops, Swiss Chard is tolerant of heat as well as cold.
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Continuing our fall cleanup, I decided to prepare another compost pile. We had an Earth Machine composter that was almost to capacity and needed time to work. So a second one was needed. Building out of some leftover lumber from a skid I tore apart and some old chicken wire, I had a functioning 3×4′
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