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Use up kitchen waste
– but not before you've eaten the leftovers.
- Composting organic waste is a good way
to deal with waste and gain a useful end product. Grass cuttings
and kitchen waste will result in a compost heap. Using the
resulting compost will save money on soil conditioners and
fertilisers.
- Schools may be better catered for by a
worm bin - where worms in a container rapidly digest organic
materials into humus. Also known as vermiculture.
You can order your worms for delivery by post!
The composting worm is called Eisenia foetida – the brandling
or tiger worm.
Supplier:
Wiggly Wigglers,
Herefordshire, tel 01981 500391 |
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