Cover top of compost with a tarp to keep it moist.
How to compost kitchen waste at home.
If you are resourceful and perhaps a little creative you can make a compost bin out of materials that you may already have at home or you can easily source them.
The end results are nutrient rich soil additives that increase porosity and help hold important moisture in the soil.
Composting kitchen waste can be as simple as burying the food scraps in the dirt or using a 3 stage composting bin or tumbler.
In this article you ll learn the benefits of composting kitchen waste what types of materials can and can t be composted as well as how to easily start composting your own food scraps.
Compost bins of many different shapes and sizes are available on the market for purchase but purchasing one of those bins in order to compost your waste at home is not necessary.
I have two dustbins in my home.
After the addition of compost or partially decomposed compost layer add 4 wets kitchen waste or grass clippings and 4 dries dried leaves or newspaper layers alternatively like earlier.
Segregate your household waste.
On the other hand you can make your own compost by turning the food waste in your kitchen into compost.
The first step to composting is segregation of waste.
This episode is your starter for how to compost your organic waste into rich soil.
When the material at the bottom is dark and rich in color your compost is ready to use.
There are several different options available for composting food waste at home.
Once your compost pile is established mix grass clippings and green waste into the pile and bury fruit and vegetable waste under 10 inches of compost material.
Here are five simple steps to begin turning your garbage into a garden.
One is for kitchen waste vegetable fruit scraps peels egg shells coffee grounds etc and other organic matters.
I like to think of composting as nature s way of.
Whether you ve got a small apartment or a big backyard there are ways to compost your kitchen scraps in any space.
The other one is for toxic waste glass plastic medicines wrappers used batteries etc.