PUBLICATION W1391
Making and Using Compost in Residential and Community Gardens and Landscapes
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Summary
Composting can be an excellent tool to turn lawn and garden wastes into valuable, soil building materials. However, composting relies on specific biological processes that need to be well understood to be managed effectively and produce a high-quality and safe compost product for your garden or landscape. This publication will share the foundational information and practical tips and suggestions for safe and effective home composting.
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