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If you use compost in your garden beds, you may not have to use chemical fertilizer at all. Adding synthetic fertilizer if it’s needed can
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To reap a harvest of rich compost for your gardens, make sure you add the right ingredients to your compost bin—and keep the wrong ingredients
Get Rid of Dog Poop with a Pet Waste Composter
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Did you know that you can actually compost your dog waste and cat litter? It’s not difficult, but you have to use a special composter
On Earth Day, Help Environment by Composting
April 23, 2021
Earth Day, observed on April 22, is a great time to take action to help our environment. One single action—composting—can benefit the environment in multiple
Attract Birds to Your Feeder with Mealworms
April 10, 2021
Mealworms in your bird feeder make a handy snack for wild birds who need plenty of fuel for flying, breeding and just staying warm. A
Onions Can Be Started From Seed—in Winter!
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Maximize Your Output with ‘Hybrid Composting’
March 6, 2021
Most gardeners use one of two kinds of composting: cold composting or vermicomposting. But there’s no reason you can’t combine the two. What we call
Preventing Fruit Flies in Your Compost
December 29, 2020
Fruit flies are annoying little bugs that like to invade the house. The Drosophila melanogaster is attracted to organic matter like fruits and vegetables. Fresh fruit
Composting Worms and How They Move
December 22, 2020
Worms are ancient creatures that have been moving through the Earth’s soil for many, many years. But, how exactly do they move forward? Worms do
The Ideal Bedding for Your Composting Worms
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To have the best vermicomposting experience, your worms need the best bedding. Our Red Worms are the best for composting. They will savor your leftovers and produce
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