1.15.2024 Happy New Year CGC!!! 2024. This is OUSTANDING work you're performing here. I look forward to seeing what more I can do as well. *Cheers mates!* Keep up the great work(s)! Sir Nicholas
You will need get paid on all sides I think to succeed. Find some of larger gaited communities where people wouldn't mind paying a small fee to fill a container with yard waste and food scraps. Make sure customers are educated on what can and cannot go into the bin. Pay some guys to go pick up the waste weekly. You need brown material too. Rice straw? Shredded paper? Maybe someone will pay you to take it away? Selling the compost should be fairly easy to gardeners. There's so little exposed ground in the big cities like Manila and surrounding areas, so people need compost for container gardening. You will also need a small tractor with a front end loader to move and mix material, and a PTO to drive a chipper to grind material.
While I have no issues with recycling and I do my part but you seem to have the same problem as everyone else and that is more product then you can use in the end
Hi just inspired by what you!i have initiated an organization doing human feces to compost!is there any way I can visit your composting site?i’m in Kenya and I will be traveling to US in the end June to July!my friends have invited me to come to there yoga studios as I’m a yoga instructor will be raising funds to buy a project truck!one request can you invite to visit your site?
There's an awful lot of plastic bags that look like they're making it into the process. Very disappointing. I've pulled so much trash out of Cedar Grove compost bags.
I agree. So much plastic makes it thru to the end of the process. Before grinding it would be nice to have a way to remove most of it. I got several yards 3 years ago. I am still picking plastic bits out. Very disappointing.
1.15.2024 Happy New Year CGC!!! 2024. This is OUSTANDING work you're performing here. I look forward to seeing what more I can do as well. *Cheers mates!* Keep up the great work(s)! Sir Nicholas
I would like to start a composting company here in The Philippines, do guide me.
You will need get paid on all sides I think to succeed. Find some of larger gaited communities where people wouldn't mind paying a small fee to fill a container with yard waste and food scraps. Make sure customers are educated on what can and cannot go into the bin. Pay some guys to go pick up the waste weekly. You need brown material too. Rice straw? Shredded paper? Maybe someone will pay you to take it away? Selling the compost should be fairly easy to gardeners. There's so little exposed ground in the big cities like Manila and surrounding areas, so people need compost for container gardening.
You will also need a small tractor with a front end loader to move and mix material, and a PTO to drive a chipper to grind material.
While I have no issues with recycling and I do my part but you seem to have the same problem as everyone else and that is more product then you can use in the end
How does the soil reach 165 F? What makes it that hot?
The bacteria in the soil release heat as they break down the waste.
microbes
Good
Cedar Grove Organic Compost cis not to be used be used in organic gardens in California!California 2:41 gardens
Cedar Grove Organic Compost is not to be used for organic gardens in California
I wonder if by now you have decided to vermicompost with bsfl? That would make more revenue opportunities for you.
On its label on the back of the bag, NOT TO BE USED IN ORGANIC GARDENS in the State of California!
Hi just inspired by what you!i have initiated an organization doing human feces to compost!is there any way I can visit your composting site?i’m in Kenya and I will be traveling to US in the end June to July!my friends have invited me to come to there yoga studios as I’m a yoga instructor will be raising funds to buy a project truck!one request can you invite to visit your site?
25% plastic approved, Yummy
There's an awful lot of plastic bags that look like they're making it into the process. Very disappointing. I've pulled so much trash out of Cedar Grove compost bags.
I agree. So much plastic makes it thru to the end of the process. Before grinding it would be nice to have a way to remove most of it. I got several yards 3 years ago. I am still picking plastic bits out. Very disappointing.
alot of plastic