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Composting:     more books (101)

Composting: Decomposition (Do It Yourself) by Buffy Silverman, 2008-08-15 Beyond 40%: Record-Setting Recycling And Composting Programs by Institute for Local Self-Reliance, 1991-04-01 Science of Composting Composting Inside and Out: The comprehensive guide to reusing trash, saving money and enjoying the benefits of organic gardening by Stephanie Davies, 2010-11-29 Composting for SmartAsses! - Secrets to Organic Composting- Learn Everything You Need to Know about Composting The Urban/Suburban Composter: The Complete Guide to Backyard, Balcony, and Apartment Composting by Mark Cullen, Lorraine Johnson, 1994-02 Large scale composting (Pollution technology review) by M. J Satriana, 1974 Waste Composting for Urban and Peri-Urban Agriculture: (Cabi Publishing) by P Drechsel, D Kunze, 2001-01-11 Biocycle Guide to the Art and Science of Composting by Staff Of Biocycle Journal Of Waste Recycling, 1991-07 The Rodale Guide to Composting by Jerry Minnich, 1979-04 Composting and Recycling Municipal Solid Waste by Luis F. Diaz, Clarence G. Golueke, et all 1993-07-25 Composting at forty and other poems by Ronald E McFarland, 1983 Composting of agricultural and other wastes: Proceedings of a seminar organised by the Commission of the European Communities, Directorate-General Science, ... College, Oxford, UK, 19-20 March 1984 Complete Guide to Garden Composting: Or How to Recycle Your Garden and Kitchen Wastes by R P Bardos, 1994-03-08

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41. Composting With Redworms
    An informative how to of home vermiculture.  
    http://whatcom.wsu.edu/ag/compost/Redwormsedit.htm
    
    Extractions: Composting with Redworms Many homeowners have some kind of home composting system in operation. However, people living in condominiums, apartments and other residences don’t have a suitable place to start a compost pile. These people feel left out on a worthwhile cause, and need alternative ways to be part of the composting program. There is a solution! Kitchen wastes can be converted to a rich humus with the help of redworms. Children find worms fascinating. They are very well behaved "pets," and also help with household chores! What to Call It It is called a "home vermiculture system" or "worm box system." The system contains Where to Put It Consider the needs of redworms and needs of the owner. Redworms need controlled temperature, contolled moisture content, controlled aeration and proper pH. Temperature: Redworms tolerate a wide range of temperatures, however, the ideal temperature is between 55 – 77 degrees F. Bedding with a temperature above 84 degrees F. is harmful, sometimes fatal, to redworm populations. The temperature should be measured inside the box, because the temperature in the moist bedding is usually lower than the outside air.

42. North Shore Recycling Program (NSRP)
    Offers information on recycling, the 4Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Rethink), hazardous waste disposal and composting for residents and businesses of North Vancouver, BC, Canada.  
    http://www.nsrp.bc.ca/

43. European Night Crawlers, Redworms, Composting. CT Valley Worm Farm.
    Supplies worms and nightcrawlers for use as fishing bait or for composting and gardening.  
    http://www.ctvalley.com/
    
    Extractions: Connecticut Valley Worm Farm is your source for European NightCrawlers , redworms and vermicomposting products, We specialize in breeding and growing European NightCrawlers , the best bait worm available and red worms for composting. We supply them wholesale to bait shops and distributors or you can order retail directly from us. Don't miss our Vermiculture and Vermicomposting (composting with worms) products and supplies for home, school, and commercial composter's. Our farm is located on a 260 acre dairy farm and composting facility in the heart of the Connecticut Valley! Live Delivery Guaranteed. We do not cut costs by sending worms packed in manure (manure heats and sours). We pack our worms in damp, leached peat moss (one pound of worms per one pound of peat moss). We then put this mixture in breathable bags, into the shipping container, and ship US Priority Mail. Our Worms can last up to 30 days in transit because we package them to survive. Our special packaging allows them to arrive less stressed and adapt better. We ship worms nation wide year round.

44. Maine's Award Winning Compost School.
    The objective of the Maine Compost School is to provide training to people interestedand/or involved with medium and largescale composting operations.  
    http://www.composting.org/
    
    Extractions: 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 supression using compost tea and compost Record Keeping Reading feedstock analysis Maturity and stability Bioaerosols Consumer education

45. Gicom Composting Systems
    Gicom bouwt composteringfabrieken en champignonkwekerijene over heel de wereld. Deze pagina geeft de lezer een idee van wat Gicom doet en hoe het wordt gedaan.  
    http://www.gicom.nl

46. WebLife: Humanure Handbook: Contents
    Describes why and how to compost human manure.  
    http://www.weblife.org/humanure/default.html
    
    Extractions: WebLife Home Library Humanure Handbook Last Page Bottom First Page A Guide to Composting Human Manure Front Cover Back Cover Show Chapters Only Awards Reader Feedback From The First Edition The Beginning ... The Tao Of Compost (*how to do it!) Primal Compost The Sawdust Toilet The Compost Bins Normal Composting Bin Sequence ... References APPENDICES Appendix 1: Temperature Conversions Appendix 3: US State Regulations Glossary Join a discussion with your fellow humanure composters! PalmOS file in DOC format: Chapter 8: Tao of Compost The following information may be reproduced subject to the following three conditions: 1) The information must not be changed or altered 2) The following information must accompany all copies: Source: The Humanure Handbook. Jenkins Publishing, PO Box 607, Grove City, PA 16127. To order, phone: 1-800-639-4099. www.jenkinspublishing.com 3) The reproduction is not done for profit. Persons wanting to use excerpts or artwork from this book for a profit venture must contact the publisher for permission.

47. COMMUNITY COMPOSTING NETWORK
    Provides advice and support to community composting projects across the UKCategory Regional Europe Gardening OrganisationsCOMMUNITY composting NETWORK. Providing advice and support to existing and wouldbecommunity composting projects across the UK. What is Community composting?  
    http://www.othas.org.uk/ccn/

48. Backyard Magic - The Composting Handbook
    Backyard Magic. The composting Handbook. image. We invite you to explore the environmentallyfriendlyworld of composting, by browsing through Backyard Magic .  
    http://www.gnb.ca/elg-egl/0372/0003/0001-e.html

49. Sun-Mar Composting Toilets
    Waste management in cottages, cabins, boats, and rural residential areas.Category Home Gardens Compost composting ToiletsSunMar is the world leader in composting toilets. Weoffer systems for both cottage and residential use.  
    http://www.sun-mar.com/

50. BioMagic BioOdorStop / BioMagic 500 Are New Proprietary, Non Enzyme, Non Bacteri
    A nonenzyme and non-hazardous bio-stimulator to remove odors from waste, including composting, commercial waste haulers, bioremediation, and wastewater.  
    http://www.biomagic.com
    
    Extractions: growth and activity. BioMagic's BioOdorStop and BioMagic 500 Make Bacteria Work Faster and longer. BioMagic' bio stimulants are new proprietary combination of nutrients that are necessary for optimal Aerobic Bacterial Development and the instant removal of most odors. Our products are Industrial Strength, non-volatile, pH Neutral Bio Stimulants that do not contain Enzymes, Waxes, Bacteria, or elements that are environmentally harmful. BioMagic 500 is a super concentrated product for Industrial Waste Water uses and lowering the cost of shipping. When diluted with three parts of water, the BioMagic 500, makes BioOdorStop.. BioMagic 500 and BioAquaClean are for removing waste from Aqua Culture ponds, treating waste water, industrial and animal farm waste odor control and increased aerobically activity. BioOdorStop is labeled and used for odor control applications.

51. Steve's Earth Engine Cedar Composter/Composting Unit
    Organic recycling twobin cedar composting units. User friendly simplicity generates an unending supply of rich compost for the lawn and garden.  
    http://www.stevesearthengine.com/
    
    Extractions: Double Bin Composter Steve's Earth Engine Cedar Composter/Composting Unit is the premier organic recycling unit and a proven leader in environmentally-responsible residential composting. Since 1993, over 1500 urban gardeners have relied on the user-friendly simplicity and versatility of Steve's Earth Engine Composter/Composting Unit to generate an unending supply of rich compost for the lawn and garden.

52. NaturTech's Web Site
    To contact us by mail or phone NaturTech composting Systems, Inc. Clickthese links to learn more about the NaturTech composting System.  
    http://www.composter.com/composting/naturtech/

53. BioLet Composting Toilets
    BioLet, The BestSelling composting Toilet In The World! The world'sfirst self-contained world's most efficient composting toilet!  
    http://www.biolet.com/

54. Marcia's Vermiculture Composting
    Sales of worms, bins and other equipment for vermiculture.  
    http://www.wormpoop.com/

55. Composting Toilet Systems, Inc.
    An environmentally friendly array of waterless toilets that can be used in all types of conditions and areas. Clients include parks and municipalities.  
    http://www.comtoilet.com

56. City Of Austin - Composting
    Austin, TX guide for composting yard and food waste.Category Home Gardens Soil and Additives Compost Introduction to composting. Backyard composting is the most economicalway to reduce organic materials going into the landfill while  
    http://www.ci.austin.tx.us/sws/compost.htm
    
    Extractions: Tips Backyard composting is the most economical way to reduce organic materials going into the landfill while preserving natural resources. Anything growing in your yard is potential compost material. Compost is nature's way of recycling by returning vital nutrients to the soil. Compost is the end product of decomposed organic material like food scraps, grass clippings, leaves, and wood and brush chips. The key to a healthy compost pile is to keep it simple. Reduce - Landscape trimmings can be reduced through simple changes in maintenance procedures. The "Don't Bag It" program, for instance, promotes leaving grass clippings on the lawn after mowing. This helps fertilize your lawn and reduces waste. Major changes, like choosing native or well-adapted plants, can also reduce waste. Reuse - Yard trimmings and food scraps can be composted at home for reuse in landscapes and gardens. Many yard trimmings can be used as mulch to protect the soil, suppress weeds and conserve water. Recycling - Yard trimmings that are difficult to manage at home are collected at the curbside and taken to the City of Austin Hornsby Bend Facility to be composted and processed with sewage sludge to make Dillo Dirt , a popular fertilizer for lawns and gardens.

57. Topics And Information - Soil And Composting Programs
    Basic information on building compost and worm bins, and soil improvement.Category Home Gardens Soil and Additives Compost make healthy soil. We can mimic nature and improve our soils throughcomposting and other yard management practices. Find out about  
    http://dnr.metrokc.gov/swd/resrecy/composting/composting.shtml

58. Howstuffworks "How Composting Works"
    composting creates a natural fertilizer and saves landfill space. See what happensin a compost heap. Main Home In the Yard How composting Works.  
    http://home.howstuffworks.com/composting.htm
    
    Extractions: Americans generate about 210 million tons (231 million short tons) of trash, or solid waste , each year. Most of this trash (57 percent) gets placed in municipal landfills . About 56 million tons (27 percent) is recovered through either recycling, in the case of glass, paper products, plastic or metals, or through composting, in the case of yard waste. Composting is a method for treating solid waste in which organic material is broken down by microorganisms in the presence of oxygen to a point where it can be safely stored, handled and applied to the environment. Composting is an essential part of reducing household wastes. It can be done inexpensively by every household and produces a product finished compost or humus that can benefit the environment as a natural fertilizer for gardening and farming.

59. Waterless Or Composting Toilet From Separett AB
    Waterless toilet with high capacity. Sometimes called composting toilet or biological toilet.  
    http://www.separett.com/english/index.htm

60. Composting: Journey To Forever Organic Garden - How To Turn Wastes Into Clean, H
    Basic information on turning biological matter into useful compost.Category Home Gardens Soil and Additives Compostcomposting Journey to Forever organic garden how to turn wastes into clean, healthyfood, making compost, compost bin, composting indoors, worm composting  
    http://journeytoforever.org/compost.html
    
    Extractions: Projects Community development Why we're doing this Rural development Fixing what's broken City farms Edible cities Organic gardening Everyone can grow their own food Composting The Wheel of Life Small farms The way forward Biofuels Fuel for the future Solar box cookers Sun power saves lives and trees Trees, soil and water

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