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Add nutritional compost to your vegetable garden using this simple method that doesn't require building, piling, measuring, or maintenance.

Even with the green movement in full swing, many cities and most deed restricted developments don't allow a compost pile.

Even if you are not living in an area that has a garbage strike, having a contingency plan for disposing your garbage is a good idea.

Part 2 of a two-part series on waste reduction and elimination during a garbage strike.

Compost is a vital element in the organic garden, so you mustn't let the absence of a bin stop you from harvesting black gold.

Eco-friendly poop disposal poses a problem for many pet owners; keeping potential fertilizer out of landfills and put to better use as compost might be the answer.

Earthworms and redworms amend garden soil by offering nutritional value and good tilth. Both of these ingredients produce healthy and delicious vegetables.

Compost provides nutritional value to soil, suppresses disease, increases the growing season, saves time, and reduces water run-off in the garden.