81. Home Composting With Worms Australian company offering a lot of good information about composting with worms. http://home.alphalink.com.au/~salo/rivers/

FACT: Most organic waste can be recycled by worms! The benefits of vermicast on your garden are many: * Vermicast is a rich organic fertiliser * Bacteria in vermicast convert existing soil nutrients into plant-soluble form. * Worm eggs in vermicast will hatch by the thousands in your garden and... The benefits of worms in your garden are: * Worms produce more vermicast. * Worms move through the soil creating channels that greatly improve moisture retention, aeration and soil structure. * Worms constantly turn the soil evenly distributing nutrients and preventing matted roots. * Worms produce natural antibiotics which help fight plant diseases. OUR PLANET NEEDS YOUR HELP. YOUR BACKYARD IS A GOOD PLACE TO START! Click Here For a brief guide to HOME COMPOSTING WITH WORMS Click Here For your COMPLETE guide to HOME COMPOSTING WITH WORMS Click Here For information on our 10 litre WORM COLONY Click Here to visit the "Earth and Soul" eBay Shop Click Here To find worm growers around the world on the Internet WORM Links hits since 27 January, 2004 This stop on the tour is owned by Earth and Soul, Australia

82. Gardening Resources, Cornell University Portal to numerous articles, tips, and growing guides for vegetables, fruit, flowers, lawn, trees, shrubs and houseplants, and information on weather, soil, composting, and pests. http://www.gardening.cornell.edu/

Search Cornell Cornell University Cornell Cooperative Extension > Gardening Your portal to gardening information at Cornell. Search Cornell websites with Get local help Contact your local Cornell Cooperative Extension office. Visit CCE publications catalog. Home Gardening Search the flower database , view vegetable growing guides , see lawn videos and more. Fine Art and Horticulture Explore four centuries of rare-book illustrations, paintings, prints, engravings, botanical illustration and more at Cornell Adult University's Cybertower Free registration required. NY State IPM Program Sustainable ways to manage pests and minimize environ- mental, health, and economic risks. Helpful Factsheets include Weeds and Your Garden and other publications Cornell Plantations Come explore the world famous arboretum, botanical garden, and natural areas of Cornell University in person, or take a virtual tour of some of our campus gardens Cornell Cybertower [Free registration required.] Cornell Adult University site features 'study rooms' where faculty present topics via video lectures and demos. Garden-related topics include fine art and horticulture propagation Iroquois '3 Sisters' gardening, and

83. Vivid-FX Plug-ins For After Effects :: News Offers flexible After Effects Plugins for composting and video editing. http://vivid-fx.com/

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84. BioLet Composting Toilets - The Best Selling Composting Toilet In The World Selfcontained composting toilet. Product information, and US distributor listing.Also online shopping. http://www.biolet.com/

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85. NaturTech's Web Site An affordable, highperformance in-vessel, containerized composting system that provides pathogen destruction, odor control, and leachate management. http://www.composter.com/composting/naturtech

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86. Farm-Scale Composting Resource List This resource list offers readings, links, associations, software, periodicalsand bibliographies on composting at an individual farm scale. http://www.attra.org/attra-pub/farmcompost.html

Farm-Scale Composting Resource List Agronomy Resource List ATTRA - National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service PO Box 3657 Fayetteville, AR 72702 Phone: 1-800-346-9140 - FAX: (479) 442-9842 By Steve Diver NCAT Agriculture Specialist December 1998 The PDF version of this document is available at http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/PDF/farmcompost.pdf kb Index Suggested Reading List for Farm-Scale Compost Other Notable Compost References Associations Other Notable Compost Web Links ... Compost Software Suggested Reading List for Farm-Scale Composting On-Farm Composting Handbook (NRAES-54), a Northeast Regional Agricultural Engineering Service publication, is a 186-page guide to on-farm composting. It provides a comprehensive summary of the composting process, composting methods, raw materials, using compost, site and environmental considerations, marketing, economics, and management. It is probably the best all-round publication on this topic published by the Extension Service. The cost is $20, plus shipping and handling. Contact: NRAES Cooperative Extension 152 Riley-Robb Hall Ithaca, NY 14853-5701

87. Seed And Plant Sources For Medicinal Herbs And Botanicals Because of the odor problem, composting without oxygen is not recommended in a Livestock manure and poultry litter are nitrogen sources for composting. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/hil/hil-8100.html

88. Composting At Home In Iowa City A guide to composting at home. http://www.jeonet.com/city/compost.htm

Composting at Home in Iowa City A guide to building and maintaining your own compost pile (For more information call 319-356-5235) Iowa City/Coralville Area Online Resource Brought to you by JEONET What is composting? Composting is the controlled breakdown of biodegradable yard and kitchen wastes. Compost is generally dark in color, resembles topsoil, and makes a useful soil conditioner. Success in composting depends upon sufficient moisture and oxygen as well as proper amounts of carbon and nitrogen. Recommended Compostable Materials Yard Wastes: leaves, grass clippings, trees, plan/shrub trimmings, wood chips/sawdust, garden trimmings Kitchen Wastes: coffee grounds, tea bags, raw vegetable scraps, fruit skins/cores/rinds, corn husks Materials that should not be composted According to the Iowa City Code, the following materials are not allowed in compost piles. These materials easily attract animals and emit odors and should be avoided: Meat, Bones, Fats, Grease, Oils, Dairy Products, and Raw manure. Choosing a container To prevent materials from being blown away, a container or enclosure of some sort must be used. For example:

89. Clean Nova Scotia A nonprofit environmental organization with a focus on waste reduction, reuse, recycling, composting, and climate change education. Discusses calendar, programs, participation and contact details. http://www.clean.ns.ca/

careers contact us site map home Climate Change is caused by increasing concentrations of greenhouse gases (GHGs) in the atmosphere. Clean Nova Scotia’s climate change programs encourage individuals to do their part to reduce GHGs by changing daily habits, for example in home heating and vehicle use. Learn more In diverting 50% of our waste from landfills, Nova Scotia is a world leader in waste management. But with overall waste production on the rise, it is more important than ever for Clean Nova Scotia to continue our efforts in educating Nova Scotians on how to reduce waste. Learn more Water is a valuable resource and Clean Nova Scotia recognizes that humans are its stewards – not just for ourselves but for all living things on the planet. Our water programs are designed to address water conservation and water quality protection strategies. Learn more The environment affects our personal health and well-being on a daily basis through the air we breath, and the water we drink and with which we come in contact. Our programs at Clean Nova Scotia promote environmentally responsible healthy living by helping to reduce waste, energy consumption, and the release of toxins into the environment. Learn more Home Energy Efficiency reduce GhG, save money!

90. City Of Toronto: Solid Waste Management - Composting Compost, yard waste and lawns are all organic substances, and they all factororganically into the city s waste reduction program. http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/compost/withworm.htm

Composting Publications A-Z index Composting With Worms Vermicomposting, or worm composting, is the decomposing of organic waste with red worms. It is a very convenient way of composting for apartment dwellers, school staff and students, persons with disabilities, office workers, elderly persons and anyone else who would have difficulty maintaining an outdoor compost pile. Vermicomposting creates a fine black granular compost called "castings". Worm castings are an excellent source of slow-release soil nutrients for your plants or lawn. They also act as an excellent soil additive that prevents the caking of soil in potted plants. Creating a Home for Your Worms Bedding - Red worms can live in bins made from plastic or wood. These containers are partially filled with bedding material, most commonly peat moss, shredded newspaper, shredded cardboard, straw or a combination of these materials. Moisture - The worm bedding should be kept as moist as a well-wrung sponge. Occasionally, the bedding can become too wet and needs to be gently loosened with a hand cultivator or small garden fork.

91. City Of Toronto: Solid Waste Management - Composting Compost, yard waste and lawns are all organic substances, and they all factororganically into the city s waste reduction program. http://www.city.toronto.on.ca/compost/

Composting Publications A-Z index Composting, yard waste and lawns Check out our publications Lets talk organics - Compost, yard waste and lawns are all organic substances, and they all factor "organically" into the city's waste reduction program. Examples of organics include the grass on your lawn, tree leaves, plant roots, stems, blooms and leaves from your garden flowers, fruit or vegetable plantings, hedge or shrub trimmings, and compost itself - read more What's new Attention Environmental Consultants The City of Toronto is preparing to issue a request for qualifications (RFQL) in early April for consulting services to complete a planning study for an expanded public source separated organic material processing system. For more details, see this information update You'll need the free Adobe Acrobat reader to view PDF files. Pumpkins are now accepted and collected as yard waste!

92. 121 Worms Live Fishing Bait.com, Dendro And Red Worms For Fishing Bait, Composti Fishing bait, dendro and red worms for fishing, organic composting worms, UK based. http://121-worms-live-fishing-bait.com

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93. Compost, Resources For Home Composting Guidelines for Yard Waste composting Facilities (PDF) composting is an easyway to reduce waste and create a valuable gardening supply. http://www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/deputate/airwaste/wm/recycle/compost_sum/home.htm

At Home At Home Municipality PennState Compost Test Program What Compost Operators Should Know About West Nile Virus Database of Compost Sites in PA General Permit for On-Farm Composting ... Guidelines for Yard Waste Composting Facilities (PDF) Find a compost site near you - PROP Compost Directory Composting is an easy way to reduce waste and create a valuable gardening supply. You can recycle the natural nutrients and organic materials in leaves and yard waste as they would be in nature. On-Farm Composting Tours Two Particular Acres (PDF) Shenk's Berry Farm Tour (PDF) Compost Infrastructure Grants 2003-2004 (PDF) Find a Backyard Compost Program in your County (PDF) Application Form for the 2005 Grants (closed) (Word) Organics Recycling Task Force report. Learn how easy it is in our Guide to Home Composting . Share your experiences in our Compost Corner or read our Compost Haikus There are various types of bins you can buy or build . And a bin will fit in even the smallest backyard . But if you have lots of room, you can

94. Quinte Recycling, Blue Box, Composting Information For Belleville, Quinte West A Offering waste reduction programs for the Quinte area in southern Ontario, this is an awardwinning program achieving 63% reduction in waste that includes blue box recycling, composting, household hazardous waste collection. http://www.quinterecycling.org/

Waste Reduction Week New Programs Divert Food Waste Complete Report Now Available Request for Expressions of Interest for provision of an organics processing facility and/or transfer station in the Quinte area Your Online Recycling Resource Welcome to Quinte Waste Solutions online, representing the Centre and South Hastings Waste Services Board. This site is packed full of information about Quinte's award-winning blue box recycling and waste management program, including recycling in Belleville, Quinte West, Prince Edward County, Deseronto, Stirling, Madoc, Marmora, Tweed and Bancroft. Find out more about household blue box recycling , recycling collection schedules composters and backyard composting, vermicomposting, household hazardous waste depots , industrial, commercial and institutional recycling, cardboard recycling, paint can recycling, waste audits, waste exchange, Quinte recycling companies and recycling haulers For further information, contact us in person, by fax, phone or e-mail Web System by

95. Composting Project Municipalities have found that composting leaves collected in the fall can save The fall of the year is quite suitable, since composting can serve as an http://www.dep.state.pa.us/dep/deputate/enved/Rec_Lessons/compost.htm

Site Navigation COMPOSTING PROJECT OBJECTIVE: Creating a compost pile as a classroom project will demonstrate to students that natural materials can be recycled. RESOURCES: INTRODUCTION: Compost is an inexpensive and effective soil conditioner that recycles organic waste materials. Nutrients in plant material are returned to the soil through the breakdown of organic material by the action of microscopic fungi and aerobic bacteria. Organic wastes are decomposed, and the result is a material useful as a natural fertilizer. In Japan, Europe, and recently in the United States, municipalities have established large-scale solid municipal composting facilities. The volume of organic material composted is diverted from other disposal facilities. Municipalities have found that composting leaves collected in the fall can save disposal fees. When properly managed, a compost pile will not produce odors or attract pests. The finished product can be ready for use as a garden mulch in as little as six weeks with proper management. Compost has proven valuable for use in land reclamation efforts where erosion or earth moving activities have disturbed the topsoil. PROCEDURE: 1. Find a suitable outdoor site to locate the compost pile. The pile should be exposed to rainfall, but may work best in a shaded location. Proximity to a water source is suggested.

96. BioCycle - Journal Of Composting & Organics Recycling Journal of composting and Recycling. Businessoriented information on composting, anaerobic digestion and biofuels processing. http://www.environmental-expert.com/magazine/biocycle/index.htm

Published since 1960, BioCycle is the foremost magazine on composting and organics recycling. BioCycle shows how to turn organic residuals ‹ woody materials, yard trimmings, municipal solid waste (MSW), food residuals, biosolids, manure and other feedstocks into value-added products. Content Selected articles from issues of BioCycle that are currently available on-line, are listed below: Sample Contents Feb 99 Mar 99 Apr 99 May 99 ... Mar 02 For multiple orders, orders by wire transfer or any other type of purchasing assistance, please mail us at: biocycle@jgpress.com

97. Oregon DEQ Composting Program Commercial Food Waste composting Food Study Project Report (NEW) OregonAdministrative Rules Relating Directly to composting Chapter 340, Divisions 93, http://www.deq.state.or.us/wmc/solwaste/composting.html

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98. UrbanFarmstead.xml A story of making an inner city home into an urban farmstead including the topics of raising ducks and chickens, greywater, gardening, solar energy, composting, and the economic benefits. http://members.fortunecity.com/stevievandyke/urbanfarmsteadxml/

document.isTrellix = 1; web hosting domain names photo sharing UrbanFarmstead.xml The House Links To Related Sites Dusty! Baby Pictures of an African Grey Parrot Bantam Chickens! ... Bicycling! The Earth Loving Urban Farmstead The Earth Loving Urban Farmstead was the brain child and home of two eco-friendly housemates for 2.5 years. We joined together and bought a huge 114 y.o. house in massive disrepair located the middle of a major U.S. city. Together we fixed it up and created our eco-friendly home with an emphasis on what we dubbed "urban farming". In a massive aviary requiring the majority of our large enclosed front porch we raised bantam chickens as pets and egg providers for the household. Diverting rainwater from the roof and grey water from our washing machine, we watered our 5 food gardens. A composting toilet reduced household water waste and provided safely processed humanure for compost. A complete recycling program was used to reduce household landfill contributions. The grass was cut with a manual mower.

99. HDRA Consultants - Composting As Organic Waste Management Researches and promotes composting as a sustainable solution for organic waste management. http://www.compost-uk.org.uk/

Home Contact us Projects Services ... Links Contents The consultancy wing of HDRA - the organic organisation. Committed to researching and providing advice on composting as a sustainable solution to organic waste management. About HDRA Consultants Our projects Our services , including: Compost Analysis Publications Contact us Master Composter Training in Cambridgeshire Winner of The Composting Association Best Local Initiative Award 2002 All content HDRA Consultants Page updated May 28, 2003

100. Composting Practices Why Compost, Cool System, Hot System, Benefits of Compost, Benefits of Compostas a Topdressing for Turfgrass. http://www.ext.nodak.edu/extpubs/plantsci/hortcrop/h885w.htm

North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Composting Practices H-885 (Revised), May 1992 Ronald C. Smith, Extension Horticulturist and Turfgrass Specialist Why Compost? Cool System Hot System Benefits of Compost ... Benefits of Compost as a Topdressing for Turfgrass One of the reasons North Dakota was so attractive to early settlers was the high organic matter content of the soil: crops sown grew at rapid rates and produced yields that were to set some standards for the Upper Midwest. Soil management in those early years was in the utilization of organic matter residue. Petroleum based fertilizers, herbicides and insecticides were unheard of in 1900. Barnyard manure, straw, corncobs, etc., were all reincorporated into the soil to return some nutrient value, but primarily to maintain the soil's superior tilth. The compost pile or bin was a common farmstead sight in those days. The family vegetable garden, flower garden, trees, shrubs and lawn would receive benefits from application of composted or organic matter. Why Compost?

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