Ruth Stout didn’t plow, dig, water, or weed—and now her “no-work” method is everywhere. But behind her secret to the perfect ...

As a result, many horse owners have stalls, run-in sheds, small sacrifice areas or feeding areas where manure can pile up ... depositing them in landfills, composting and on-farm burial.

What is it exactly? Where does it come from and what ourare compost manufacturers doing to close the organic waste loop? When we say the word compost, you may think about piles of old leaves, chook ...

This NYC urban farm uses large piles of food waste to create compost. The NYC urban farm not only educates volunteers on how to compost and grow their own food in an urban agriculture environment ...

New shoots are pushing through and we need to make way for them, but pile up old debris somewhere ... applying a mulch of organic matter: garden compost or well-rotted manure are both perfect.

Strive for a ratio of roughly three parts brown to one part green materials to ensure optimal aeration and moisture balance in your compost pile. Your pile should be as moist as a wrung-out sponge.

Start by piling some hay or grass clippings into the compost until it’s about ⅛ full. Place your food scraps into the compost, making sure they aren’t adjacent to the edge of it. Pile more grass ...

Piles of compost left on Laveen property There's a desperate hope for action from people living in a neighborhood by a closed composting site as the stinky problem persists. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas ...

Sure, I could compost it hot to steam the weed seeds to death, but instead I decided to try something different. I dug a ditch, added the weeds and lots of woody prunings, and burned it ...