Mastodawn

@Hellybootwader Yes. That is exciting. Thank you for helping the soil biology. #compost, #vermicomposting, #biochar

@narwin deberíamos ir a clases juntas (en este momento no tengo clases, iría a colarme en su clase) 🤔
Tenemos profesores igual de horribles pero al menos podríamos plantear en equipo su conversión en #compost

Aron Silver 5d ago

#WordOfTheDay : Bokashi

#Bokashi is the Japanese name for a fermentation process that converts food waste into healthy soil for the garden and liquid that can be used (in diluted form) as a power food for plants.

If you’re the kind of person who likes to make their own #compost, and you happen to have children (the kind of #human that leaves a lot of food waste), bokashi may be recommended for you!

#mrsCleyton would have had no idea how to use bokashi.

John French 5d ago

Now that we’re well into 2026 and new habits are starting to set in I’m encouraging everyone to maximize compost separation. Putting organic waste into a landfill makes no sense because organics can easily be converted to soil. https://youtu.be/IBsHDN6vnqk #wastemanagement #sustainability #compost

Kimberley 6d ago

From old bathtub to wormery. The bricks and bits of old paving are holding down a fine mesh screen in a vain attempt to keep the rats out. The plug hole is blocked up with a piece of paving and a large pebble beneath it leaving no gaps.

This replaces my last large wormery made from a garden storage chest left by the previous owners. It gave a couple of years of use but fell apart. Hopefully this will be a bit more sturdy!

#Compost #Wormery #Upcycling

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DoomsdaysCW Jan 11

Oooooh, @PermaSolarPotter ... Tagging for #SolarPunkSunday!

#Compost #Gardening #Permaculture

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PermaSolarPotter Jan 11

… And we’re cookin’!
#compost #gardening #permaculture

Pollinators Jan 10

Natives are beautiful. We are growing as many varieties as we can. The idea is to have a diverse ecosystem with a seed bank. The positive thinking is that hundreds of varieties will add resilience for nature. These lovely seeds were collected from a two year old swamp rose mallow. We are doing cold moist stratification in damp sand for many native plant seeds. It is an activity that helps the soil and the pollinators. We need them. #nativeplants, #minnesota, #Zone4b, #compost, #pollinators