Composting/Expert Profile

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User	Date	K	C	T	P	Comments
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Recent Answers from Greg

2009-11-17 red wigglers for outdoor composting?:

Hello James I assume you are a Northern Gardener, where the Temperatures get below freezing for 2-4 months in the Winter. If so, the Composting activity comes to a halt at this time. If so, adding

2009-11-09 composting cow manure:

Hello again Lynne Yes you could add it straight to the Garden, but since this will be used as a Soil Amendment and Fertilizer, it should be tilled in, and watered. Never add fresh Manure, but since

2009-11-08 Earthworm composting:

Hello Vidal Well there are so many Variables in these questions, but I will try the best I can. Obviously, the more Earthworms working the matter, the quicker it will be ingested by the Worms. There

2009-11-08 Eggshells and composting:

Hello again Lynn There are many Variables in this question like, How much matter are you Composting? this determines the size that you require. If you are just chopping up your Kitchen Wastes, the

2009-11-07 composting cow manure:

Hello Lynne Yes you may Compost the Cow manure in your Tumbler. Since you said the pads are rather hard and dry, you can take a Latex Glove and break it up as you add it to the Tumbler. Just a little