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3/11/2009 12:51:09 PM "When you have bits of fruits and vegetables that are left on the cutting board or uneaten on someone’s plate, put them in a little pot on your counter, instead of the garbage can. With an inexpensive compost bin set up in your apartment courtyard or backyard, you can dump those veggie bits every few days. When you have grass cuttings or dead leaves, drop them in too. Stir them up once every week or two. Before you know it, the bugs and the worms will have made beautiful soil for your garden, your pots, or your friends! Don't forget about composting while you're camping at Bonnaroo this summer! We keep all the compostable waste on-site closing the loop. "
Thats cool that they're promoting composting more. At Rothbury last year they had a composting bin near every trash can and it really cut down on all of the trash, as a ton of things were compostable like the cups that they sold at the vendors and anything paper.
Post by tugboatcharlie on Mar 11, 2009 21:17:26 GMT -5
what about meat like like steak or chicken or even charcoal? can charcoal be composted or should I stop just throwing it on the ground the every time I use the grill again?
Instead of dirt and poison, we have rather chosen to fill our hives with honey and wax; thus furnishing mankind with the two noblest of things, which are sweetness and light.
Charcoal is not a good idea for composting as charcoal can contain chemicals to make it burn better which can be harmful to the microbes in the compost.
3/11/2009 12:51:09 PM "When you have bits of fruits and vegetables that are left on the cutting board or uneaten on someone’s plate, put them in a little pot on your counter, instead of the garbage can. With an inexpensive compost bin set up in your apartment courtyard or backyard, you can dump those veggie bits every few days. When you have grass cuttings or dead leaves, drop them in too. Stir them up once every week or two. Before you know it, the bugs and the worms will have made beautiful soil for your garden, your pots, or your friends! Don't forget about composting while you're camping at Bonnaroo this summer! We keep all the compostable waste on-site closing the loop. "
