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Composting is one of the best ways to deal with accumulating yard waste (grass clippings, autumn leaves, etc.). Compost can increase the organic matter in soil and supply some essential nutrients for plant growth.
View our Power Point Presentation, Composting 101, to learn the basics of creating compost.
This presentation is best viewed with Internet Explorer versions 4 and greater.Download a copy or our Composting 101 Brochure
Download this handy Composting Recipe Card. It includes the basic ingredients and instructions for composting.
Order your copy of the Backyard Composting CD-ROM. It illustrates how to get usable products such as mulch, soil amendments and potting soil from your yard and food waste," Halbach says. The CD covers all major topics-from the history of composting to tips on producing better compost in less time. The CD-ROM sells for $19.95 plus sales and handling.
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