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103. TCMGA HOME Provides horticultural information, including tips about gardening and composting. http://www.tcmastergardener.org/

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Tips on Composting WHY COMPOST AT ALL? Along with fuel efficiency, water conservation, and reduction in meat consumption, home composting is one of the most environmentally beneficial activities of modern society. Yard and food wastes make up approximately 30% of the waste stream in the US. Not only does composting sucessfully divert a significant portion of your family's waste stream from the landfill and water treatment facilities, it is a natural method of recycling organic materals into valuable humus. Finished compost is nutritious enough to use as a soil amendment, buffering the pH and helping to retain water in the soil. It can cool the soil's surface, and help mitigate erosion. Why buy topsoil when you create your own endless supply? Home composting also serves as an invaluable educational tool, teaching youngsters about conservation, the cycle of life, and inter-connectedness of the natural world. If it gets your child thinking about science or biology, or voluntarily participating in gardening and yard work, isn't it well worth the effort? HOW TO COMPOST Like death and taxes, composting happens - whether we want it to or not. Though all organic matter will eventually decompose (despite neglect), the trick is to get your pile to decompose as fast as you can fill it. The rate at which breakdown occurs depends on several factors: oxygenation, temperature, water content, particulate surface area, and the carbon:nitrogen ratio (see chart below). Like painting, composting is more art than a rigid science, and can at times require a bit of finesse and skill. However, with patience and a little practice, you can have ready-to-use humus for your garden in 6-8 weeks.

105. Composting Source of information for composting needs. http://www.vegweb.com/composting/

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106. MA DEP Composting Information Learn how to obtain a compost bin, establish a backyard composting program,control pests, An overview of food waste composting in Massachusetts, http://www.mass.gov/dep/recycle/compost.htm

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107. Weblife.org: Humanure Handbook: Contents Describes why and how to compost human manure. http://www.weblife.org/humanure/default.html

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108. MA DEP Consumer Recycling Information Home composting A Guide to composting Yard and Food Waste. What is composting?composting is a controlled process of decomposition of organic material. http://www.mass.gov/dep/consumer/compost.htm

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109. Orca Environmental Provides remediation composting and recycling options, including invessel composting, electro-kinetic metal migration, bioremediation and genetically engineered grasses for metal removal. http://www.orcaenviro.com

110. Web.html What is composting? How does it take place? What kinds of materials can What difference can composting make in a classroom or even in a whole school? http://www.lfelem.lfc.edu/tech/DuBose/webquest/preuss/worms.html

Welcome To The Crazy For Composting Web Quest You and your fifth grade classmates have a big job to do! The new incoming fifth graders have absolutely no idea about vermi-composting in Room 109....yet! It will be your job to help them understand how and why we compost in 5th grade. Task Working with your computer partner, you will search several worm web sites, read composting books, and answer specific questions to create your own section to our homemade classroom book entitled "Vermi-composting...If A 10 Year Old Can Do It So Can You!" This book will be presented as an introduction to the incoming 5th graders. Questions To Ponder One of the following four questions will be assigned to you and your computer partner to search and generate a hard copy for our classroom book. 1.) What is composting? How does it take place? What kinds of materials can and can not be composted? 2.) Why compost? What difference can composting make in a classroom or even in a whole school? Are there different ways to compost? 3.) How do you go about setting up an indoor worm bin? What materials are needed? Can anyone do it?

111. Advanced Wire Compost Bin Bin details, ordering information, instruction on efficient composting method. http://www.compost-bin.com

112. Learn How To Compost And The Benefits Of Composting Managing organic material at your home can not only decrease the amount of materialthat you send to the landfill, it can also help turn your organic waste http://www.earth911.org/master.asp?s=lib&a=organics/organics.asp

113. The Environment Directory - RecyclingComposting composting News Market trends and news in composting including market prices . The GreenZone - composting, Recycling and environmental concerns http://www.webdirectory.com/Recycling/Composting/

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115. Maine's Award Winning Compost School a medium scale invessel system composting septage using agitate a small farmbased operation composting slaughterhouse waste (Campbell s Compost) http://www.composting.org/

Faculty Schedule Field Trips Lodging ... Videos 2005 Compost School Dates June 20-24, 2005 October 24-28, 2005 Ask The Experts Exchange Board The University of Maine Cooperative Extension (UMCE), Maine Department of Agriculture, Food and Rural Resources Maine Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) offer a regularly scheduled award winning international Maine Compost School. The objective of the Maine Compost School is to provide training to people interested and/or involved with medium and large-scale composting operations. This course is offered as a certificate program by UMCE and will train personnel to be qualified compost site operators. The Maine Compost School is located at Highmoor Farm a University of Maine research farm facility located in Monmouth, Maine. Participants receive classroom instruction, laboratory experience and hands-on project exercises in this setting. The classroom and laboratory hands-on activities include: Introduction to composting biology Review of basic composting methods Rules and regulations Feedstocks Equipment/New/Used/Safety Siting Site Management Pile management Disease suppression using compost tea and compost Record Keeping Reading feedstock analysis Maturity and stability Bioaerosols Consumer education Odor control Vector control Troubleshooting Recipe development

116. Gardener's Handbook Articles on gardening, planning, herbs, composting, lawn care and organic tips. http://www.gardenershandbook.com/

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117. GVRD - Recycling & Garbage - Composting And Yard Trimmings Worm composting can be done year round, inside or out. For more information onhow to start worm composting, check out the GVRD publication http://www.gvrd.bc.ca/recycling-and-garbage/composting.htm

Home Services iNavigate.HomePage='Index.htm'; Recycling Blue boxes Business services Residential info ... Long-range planning Natural yard care There are many things we can do in our yard to help reduce the use of chemicals and pesticides and still maintain a beautiful lawn or garden. Using good maintenance practices like watering weekly (rather than more often), using a mulching mower or using compost on the lawn in place of chemical fertilizer are all ways of caring for our lawn with nature in mind. Yard trimmings We can help our lawns thrive by leaving grass clippings on them after cutting. Grass clippings provide essential nutrients, add valuable organic material and reduce evaporation and the need to water. Grass clippings can supply 25 per cent of your lawn's nitrogen needs. Backyard composting Studies show that more than 40 per cent of what we send to the landfill is organic waste. Much of this can be composted, taking up less space in landfills, helping improve regional air quality and producing excellent soil conditioner. Adding compost to lawns and gardens helps them retain moisture, requiring less watering. Applying compost to your lawn will also protect it, reducing the need for pesticides, which are harmful to the environment.

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119. Composting Dead Poultry composting is a natural process in which beneficial organismsbacteria andfungireduce composting is not recommended for whole flock disposal cases. http://www.ext.vt.edu/pubs/poultry/442-037/442-037.html

Composting Dead Poultry Author: Eldridge R. Collins, Jr., Extension Agricultural Engineer Publication Number 442-037, November 1996 Introduction Principles of Composting Poultry Composter Design Key Construction Features ... Summary Introduction An acceptable system of disposal for dead birds is essential to any well run poultry farm operation. Moreover, Virginia law requires that poultry producers have an approved means for disposing of dead birds. There are generally two categories of disposal problems: (1) Normal mortality, which is typically about 0.1 percent per day, but fluctuations up to 0.25 percent per day are not uncommon, and (2) Whole flock disposal. Research at the University of Maryland, and field application in other poultry states, have shown that normal mortality can be handled efficiently and safely by composting dead poultry. Composting is a natural process in which beneficial organismsbacteria and fungireduce and transform organic wastes into a useful end productcompostwhich can be used as a fertilizer and soil amendment. Although simple in concept and design, dead poultry composters require attention to detail and careful management. Effective July 1, 1992 properly constructed and properly managed dead bird composters are an acceptable method of handling normal flock mortality in Virginia. Composting is not recommended for whole flock disposal cases. Such cases require special permission and supervision from the Virginia State Veterinarian's Office.

120. Worms For Composting (Vermicomposting) Worms can convert organic and agricultural wastes into safe soil amendments oringredients for potting soil mixes. Systems can produce either the castings http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/vermicom.html

Worms for Composting (Vermicomposting) Livestock Technical Note ATTRA - National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service PO Box 3657 Fayetteville, AR 72702 Phone: 1-800-346-9140 - FAX: (479) 442-9842 By Alice Beetz NCAT Agriculture Specialist June 1999 The PDF version of this document is available at http://attra.ncat.org/attra-pub/PDF/vericomp.pdf kb Contents Economics Further Information Recommended Reading Further Reading ... References To design a sustainable agricultural sector, the outputs from each production enterprise must become inputs to other enterprises just as in nature. Everything in the natural system is food to something else. We have not yet succeeded in mimicking this efficiency in our agricultural system. Many organic byproducts of agricultural production and processing are currently seen as "wastes" and thus become potential environmental hazards. Likewise, leaves, lawn clippings and restaurant food wastes have become problematical because their bulk fills limited landfill sites quickly. In some instances where the "output-becoming-input" model has been tried, we may have created other dangers. Currently wastes from poultry confinement systems are fed to other types of livestock although there is some public concern about this practice.

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