Compost turner diy

Living by Faith Blog Make your own compost tumbler This is the easy and quick way to make compost. Compost made in a compost maker like this is ready in about four weeks. All that is required is so…

DIY Compost Bin or Washing Machine? Materials: 3 2x4 x 8 pressure treated lumber 1 galvanized chain link fence post 4 3.5inch 1/4 bolts with washers and nuts 6 or 8 6" 60d nails one 55 gal barrel (must be food grade) 4 latches one piano hinge one box of 10-32 3/4" nuts and bolts ( make sure they fit your hinges and latches) The Picture is self explanatory. Paint if you want. If you wanted you could even fashion some sort of handles at either end of the fence post to turn your compost bin and…

There are a couple of different ways I aerate the compost in the Geobin Composter . One is more labor intensive and I only do it once a ye...

Wind Powered Composter - the Green Twist , Exactly: This is my Epilog Laser Cutter entry so please Vote if you think the idea is unique and worth supporting. Composting is the easiest thing one can do to help your community. With a wealth of good soil you, your neighbors, and everyone else is…

Many plants are friendly sorts. They'll sit nicely in your compost and decompose, making excellent soil for your garden. If you alternate nitrogen-rich

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If you compost you know it's easy but it can take a long time. If you want to speed things up use a compost turner. You can make one in an hour for just $2.

A 3-bin composter lets you mix in one compartment, turn in another, and store finished compost in another. And you can build your own for next to nothing:) * * * I’ve been wanting a compost bin forever. When we first moved to our property a couple years ago, there was already an old

No room for composting? Here's a solution for composting on our small property using your backyard chickens and a little bit of ingenuity!

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