When most people hear about composting or compost, they think of piles of organic waste (such as leaves, grass clipping, etc.). And, while that is still the most common type of composting, anaerobic compost applications have grown in popularity.
When most people hear about composting or compost, they think of piles of organic waste (such as leaves, grass clipping, etc.). And, while that is still the most common type of composting, anaerobic compost applications have grown in popularity.
If you’re a compost owner, you know that the end result of the composting process may not always be the most optimal. Yet, we all want to get the most out of the organic waste processing method and thus provide a highly nutritious soil builder that will help our plants thrive. As such, we decided...
Just by looking at the processes taking place in nature, one can easily notice decomposition. As a matter of fact, decomposition has been present on this awesome planet of ours ever since there was organic material here. Moreover, decomposition is also a process that we can harness when it comes to...
Many people do not know that there are different ways of composting, each with its advantages and disadvantages. And while the majority of individuals with gardens and enough outdoor space tend to focus on open-air composting, we believe Bokashi composting is the best overall solution for bio-waste...
As you surely know, there are many organisms involved in the composting process. These are also referred to as ‘composting organisms.’ They include a wide range of creatures, from microorganisms to larger animals, such as rodents, which make the composting process possible.
If you know the basics of composting, you are aware that microorganisms play a crucial role in it. This means predominant species of microbes and conditions that enable them to process organic material are the key aspect.
In today's post, we will explain how to turn bokashi into soil, how long it takes, and what you need to be extra careful about.
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.
Since it reduces bio-waste volume by 25%, home composting can be a great way to lower the amount of food leftovers your household produces significantly. These practices are proven to greatly impact the environment as they contribute towards a more sustainable bio-waste management in society as a...
Promoting a zero-waste lifestyle has always been close to our company's identity. We are on an ambitious mission of helping change people's habits worldwide and make our planet a better place for everyone. We strive to introduce new and inventive ways of doing everyday chores, such as managing...
