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10% OffComposting is a very simple process that involves turning organic waste into a nutrient rich soil amendment. It is a natural way to get rid of your food scraps and other organic materials. There are many benefits to using composting as an alternative to traditional landfills.
The first benefit is that you are doing something good for the environment by using a natural process to dispose of waste. You are also improving the quality of your soil by adding nutrients back into it. Composting is also great for your garden because it will provide you with all the nutrients you need to grow healthy plants.
The second benefit is that it is much cheaper than buying expensive fertilizer from the store. The cost of purchasing fertilizer can be very expensive and it can also cause pollution. Composting does not create any pollution because it uses natural materials to break down.
You can start composting at home or in your backyard. If you do not have a lot of space then you may want to start off by collecting some organic materials in your own yard. This could include leaves, grass clippings, and even kitchen waste.
You should take these items and place them in a pile in your yard. Once they have been collected you should then turn them into a pile and let nature do its thing. This means that you will not have to turn them every day but you will still be able to see the results of what you have done.

Once you have done this for a few weeks you should then transfer the pile to your compost bin. This bin can be made out of a plastic bucket or even an old wooden barrel. You should then add the organic material to the bin and cover it with a layer of dirt. This will help to keep the materials inside and prevent them from drying out.
If you live in a dry climate then you should water the compost pile to keep it moist. You should then turn the compost every couple of weeks to ensure that it stays moist and remains fertile.
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