Utilize straw bales as compost bins or repurpose free concrete blocks for DIY bins. Explore various bin designs and sizes to suit your composting needs effectively

Mix carbon-rich and nitrogen-rich materials in the right proportions for crumbly compost sooner. Utilize leaves, grass clippings, kitchen scraps, and other organic matter for optimal decomposition

Avoid adding problematic materials like coal ashes or diseased plant matter to your compost pile. Properly manage your compost to avoid nutrient competition with plants

Secure free organic matter from neighbors, cafes, or markets to ensure a steady supply of composting ingredients. Build relationships to access diverse organic materials for your compost pile

If you don't have time to regularly maintain a hot pile, stockpile diseased and invasive plant material in a black, thick plastic garbage bag and seal it. When you have enough green, nitrogen-rich materials to add to it, build one pile to neutralize the problems

Indoors or outdoors, organic or non-organic, LEDs or other lights, how to grow, clones, random information and tips, step by step growing examples, advice from a professional grower.

Gardening can be fun and safe if done correctly. Please take the proper precautions and wear gloves and safety goggles.

The heart of our food. 🌾❤️ #FarmLife #WomenInAgriculture

Strong, powerful, and together. 💪✨

Green space, sunshine vibes. 🌿☀️

🌿 A symphony of green. 🌱

Tiny world, big details. 💚✨

Farming from above 🌾 #agriculture #aerialview

Dry, brittle, and oh-so-golden. 🌾🍂 #nature #autumn #closeups

Adult Fawn Kangal. 🐾✨

A city's green heartbeat. 🌳🏙️

A place of peace and remembrance. 🙏

Blooming bright amidst the stones. 🌼 🪨