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Garden Master
I don't know why the heck not!
We seem to be caught up in the use of what many people throw away. We salvage neighbors' leaves and rain-spoiled hay.
We may buy fertilizers, mulch and soil amendments. How about if we get them together in the compost bin? Compost is valuable!
I like the idea of "equivalents" and weighing material , starting with those bales of hay. It makes sense. Here's a 12 page handout with the recipe on the first page:
Compost - Michigan State University, College of Ag, PDF
Steve
We seem to be caught up in the use of what many people throw away. We salvage neighbors' leaves and rain-spoiled hay.
We may buy fertilizers, mulch and soil amendments. How about if we get them together in the compost bin? Compost is valuable!
I like the idea of "equivalents" and weighing material , starting with those bales of hay. It makes sense. Here's a 12 page handout with the recipe on the first page:
Compost - Michigan State University, College of Ag, PDF
Steve