Previously difficult to come by, keeping axolotls (commonly known as ‘axies’ among aficionados) has become increasingly popular over the past few years, and it is very easy to see why. They are relatively easy to house, feed and maintain, and their quirky appearance makes them an attractive addition to your household. Websites and forums on …
Sooner or later any compost enthusiast comes along this strange sounding method and wonders how this fits in with more widely known ways of food waste recycling. For worm farm keepers vermicomposting vs Bokashi will be one of their first questions. What can Bokashi do, worms can’t? Or vice versa, what can worms perhaps provide …
Vermicomposting vs Bokashi – the new kid on the block Read More »
Remember when you thought all composts are equal and then you came across terms like vermicomposting, hot composting or traditional composting. (We’ll have mercy and won’t mention leaf mold, Bokashi and Quick Return just yet) After discussing vermicomposting and traditional composting here we are now going to dig a little deeper and break down (if …
It seems that for some people vermicomposting vs traditional composting is a no brainer. Then there are the many of us who have a compost bin or a pile in the corner of the garden where we throw grass cuttings and other organic waste and hope for the best. But we don’t tend to give …
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