Of course, I enjoy the park from the foot trails while Molly prefers to climb the sheer faces of the tall peaks. Composting For The People by Chan Tran Most of us know that composting involves the process of turning natural materials into beneficial soil. Let's just say that it is nature's way of recycling. As a matter of fact, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency includes composting in its definition of recycling. With the summer season coming up, more and more people should be composting for the season.
Today there are several different reasons why composting remains an invaluable practice.
Composting waste provides a nutrient-rich soil for plants and trees while compost added to gardens improves soil structure, texture, and water retention. It takes as little as a month or as long as 12-14 month to produce compost depending on different factors such as techniques, temperature, and moisture levels, but it doesn't take too much time to go about composting. At the least it would take five minutes per week and at the most 10-15 minutes depending on what level you plan to keep on the maintenance. Obviously the more you spend on it the finer the texture and soil will be. This number is growing daily too.