Something that we’ve already talked a lot about on our blog, is that converting food leftovers into bokashi compost is more than just a practical way of getting rid of your bio-waste; it is also a great method of enriching your garden soil and therefore growing healthier and more abundant crops.
It has been scientifically proven that plants in your home or office can make you feel more comfortable, soothed, and natural. Moreover, researchers have also found that horticultural therapy can, in fact, increase feelings of well-being among people inclined to depression, anxiety or dementia.
While we have talked a lot about home composting and food processing on our blog, we haven’t really discussed what is fermentation process. Despite the fact that fermentation happens on a microscopic level and is therefore hidden from our eyes, its effects are so evident that people have noticed...
Managing bio-waste at home has never been easier, and virtually anyone can do it, regardless if they live in a house with a garden or a small city apartment. However, we know that composting tips for beginners are always welcomed. That is why we have already answered many questions you might have...
We’ve talked a lot about different aspects of Bokashi composting on our blog. By now, you already know all about the different composter bins you can get and how to properly use them. We discussed the problems you might stumble upon and presented all the benefits the fermentation mass has on the...
We have talked a lot about home composting on our blog and clarify which composting bins are most appropriate for different types of users. However, little was said about why you should compost in the first place. We are about to change that and explain how compost improves garden soil, its...
Throwing food leftovers into a bokashi bin is an excellent way of reducing bio-waste in your household. Research shows that home composting can lower the volume of bio-waste by as much as 25%. Less bio-waste also means fewer emissions and a healthier environment for everyone. Sounds great, right?
