Basic Composting is easy to do. Create a Free Compost Box or Compost Bin with 3 easy steps
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Compost Wizard Hybrid
The Compost Wizard Hybrid by Good Ideas is a gardener's dream. The first ever unit to combine a compost tumbler with a rain barrel. Not only do customers get a reduced price (compared to buying an Compost Wizard Jr and Rain Wizard 50) but they have the ability to easily mix compost tea with harvested rain water to create nutrient packed plant food. The Compost Wizard Hybrid is available in 5 colors: Black, Forest Green, Khaki, Oak, and Terra Cotta and is made using polyethylene (go for the black color if you are interested in completely recycled materials). The rain barrel base is about 46-47 gallons and the tumbler is 7 cubic feet. You should clean your barrel base at least twice a season. For more information go to www.goodideasinc.com or call 1-866-595-IDEA (4332) This video is property of Good Ideas, Inc. and may not be edited or reproduced without express written permission. Good Ideas 10047 Keystone Dr Lake City, PA 16423
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Monday, December 19, 2011
How To Build a Rain Barrel for CHEAP
Step by step instruction on how to make the cheapest and easiest rain barrel. Learn as I make it in real time. You'll be able to find a food-grade barrel in your area and make one of these for real cheap. The parts are available at hardware and irrigation stores. Step 1: Buy a food grade barrel or container. Step 2: Modify the lid so water can be diverted into the barrel. Include filter, like window screen. Step 3: Drill a 3/4" hole near the bottom with a spade bit. Step 4: Thread a 1/2" sediment faucet into the barrel. Don't overtighten. Step 5: Install an overflow. Step 6: Add rain water. Rainbarrels are perfect for urban survival, since water would be THE most challenging resource in a time of crisis. They're also great for gardens and lawns (though you can't eat a lawn). Plants prefer harvested rain water over cold, chlorinated hose water. Save money and grow more food by collecting nature's bounty. It's not uncommon for one of these barrels to fill in under 15 minutes. I've got four on one downspout and they all fill in a "good" rain. The best way I've found to connect them is at the bottom, with additional taps. That way they all fill at the same rate and can all be drained from one outlet. Some people have made used harvested rain water for include solar showers, flushing toilets, power washers, drinking and cooking, drip irrigation, gardens, green houses (greenhouses), orchards, livestock (cows, horses, goats, pigs), ponds, hot tubs, pools, washing cars, compost ...
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Suncast TCB6800 6.5 Cubic Foot Tumbling Composter
!±8± Suncast TCB6800 6.5 Cubic Foot Tumbling Composter
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Tumbling Composter
Friday, December 2, 2011
Achla Designs CMP-05 Spinning Composter Horizontal
!±8±Achla Designs CMP-05 Spinning Composter Horizontal
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Price : $151.96
Post Date : Dec 02, 2011 12:05:36
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The Achla Spinning Horizontal Composter lets you steer those table scraps and garden waste away from the local landfill and put it to work feeding the microorganisms in your garden. Inside ridges help break up big clumps. The composter is made from 100-percent recycled plastic and resists pesky rodents. A sliding door provides easy access. The compster holds 7 cubic feet and rests on an included stand. It measures 33 x 39 x 36 inches and weighs 36 pounds.
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Monday, November 28, 2011
Create Your Own Compost Tumbler
Interested in harvesting some good compost in just a matter of 2 weeks? It can be done. You can even achieve some finished compost in a matter of 14 days, just by using a compost tumbler. Tumblers for composting can be easily purchased, or can be constructed at home (using only basic materials). Either way, making use of a handy compost tumbler will work wonders since it's very eco-friendly and inexpensive to maintain.
Now, as opposed to compost bins, compost tumblers can create compost a lot faster. Bins need to be given more manual turning, while compost tumblers only need some rotating to complete the job. It's definitely easier to turn and to maintain.
There are also a lot of ways on how to make a composter of your own. You just simply have to know the right materials needed to construct it. You can actually start by buying yourself a whole barrel (one with a top and a base). Get a barrel that is probably worth 50-gallon's in size (or in a size that'll fit on your lawn or garden). Now, as soon as your barrel is ready, you may start constructing your tumbler for composting.
Continue on by cutting a hole on the barrel's side (any side will do). The hole should be big enough for a shovel head to fit in. The cut-piece from your barrel will still be used, so don't throw this away. You'll have to attach it again on your tumbler by making it into an improvised door. You can attach this using only hinges and a latch.
Now, when your barrel composter is done (and is being made into a composter for home use), you may proceed to drilling holes on the sides of it. Drill enough holes to get better results. Also know that these holes will serve as ventilation holes, for which to let air in; and to also help in encouraging the growth of beneficial microbes inside the tumbler. You can also construct legs for your tumbler, to form as a stand. But then that's another alternative to rotating barrels.
So, to begin with your composting project (you can also make a small kitchen composter if you opt to keep just a small one indoors), you may start collecting organic wastes that can be in the form of kitchen scraps or garden wastes. You may put in grass clippings, peels from vegetables and fruits, some presoaked newspaper strips or shreds, some days old animal manure, and of course some water (the contents of the tumbler should only be damp and not too wet). Place these organic materials inside your compost tumbler, close it, and then give it a few turns. Turn your drum every day for about five times (do this once on each day). Do this for 14 days, and see the results soon after.
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Saturday, November 26, 2011
NW Profiles: Extra Special Elves
Talented Toymakers at the Rockwood Retirement Community in Spokane, WA. These Senior Elves follow their misson yearly to make Christmas merry for some very special children.
Friday, November 25, 2011
How to accomplish a bastard bin/ butt / acreage !
How to make a wormery in a simple way that costs very little. Worms eat allot of waste once they get going, so it is a very fast way to make the best manure for vegetables. A great way to start your organic garden. worm bin. , composter from a barrel How to make a wormery
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Black and Blue Composter
click here to get 20% discount: www.amazon.com Black and Blue Composter Black and Blue Composter Save Money and Resources Despite its name, the Black and Blue won't put a hurting on your wallet or the planet. Made of about 99% recycled materials, the B&B tumbler is designed with the environment in mind. But price isn't sacrificed to make it that way. In fact it is less expensive than many compost tumblers. If you're looking for a tumbler that benefits everyone, the Black and Blue is the choice for you. Special Features 7+ Cubic foot capacity 16 Inch twist lid Sits on a wheeled base for easy rotation Low profile keeps it out of sight and difficult to blow over Quick assembly Easily removed from base to roll to where you need compost Barrel available in White or Blue Low Price Guarantee Good Ideas, Inc. is a growing company producing purposeful, American made, rotationally molded, goods. Their mission is to provide gardeners with high quality products that will better their lives while providing employment opportunities for the people in their community, local and beyond.
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Monday, November 14, 2011
Good Ideas 7-Cubic-Foot Compost Wizard Jr.
!±8± Good Ideas 7-Cubic-Foot Compost Wizard Jr.
Brand : Good Ideas Inc | Rate : | Price : $127.00
Post Date : Nov 14, 2011 02:16:31 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
| Price : $127.00Post Date : Nov 14, 2011 02:16:31 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Please welcome the 7 cubic foot Compost Wizard Jr. This little guy is the scaled down version of its 12 cubic foot kin. The Jr. holds 7 cubic feet of compost and sits on a wheeled base. The handles now provide better grip to make turning even easier. The 12-inch twist off lid keeps your compost safely closed off but is easy to remove and even doubles as an extra turning point. The ends feature aeration holes which provide much needed airflow for the compost batch with the option of drilling more for those who live in areas with low air currents. The wheeled base allows owners to turn the bin effortlessly and can easily be separated to allow the bin to roll freely from place to place. The low profile ensures that it stays out of sight and won't be blown over in high winds like other tumbler composters. The resin material used to mold the bin is 100% recycled and the rich dark color absorbs the sun's heat keeping your compost at a nice hot temperature. Comes fully assembled and requires little maintenance. Just turn once a week and after addition of new material and you can see compost in as little as 14 days. Help keep organic waste out of our landfills by getting a Compost Wizard Jr. today.
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