It’s odor-free, non-polluting, doesn’t use water and makes organic fertilizer for the neighborhood farms
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Here is a comparison of the different types of red worms used for composting. These are primarily red worms raised in bins with the exception of the Alabama Jumpers.
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See the easiest way to compost. This is a simple construction that you could make at home right now. www.produceyourgreenpower.com
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The Compost Wizard Jr. is a 7 cubic foot compost tumbler. The drum and base are made entirely out of black recycled polyethylene which is perfect for keeping your compost hot. A large 12″ twist lid makes room for big pieces to move in and out of the drum. If you need a cost effective composter that’s simple to use and easy to maintain, then look no further then the Compost Wizard Jr. For more information on this and other great products, visit www.goodideasinc.com or call 1-866-595-IDEA This video is property of Good Ideas, Inc. and may not be edited or reproduced without express written permission. Good Ideas, Inc. 10047 Keystone Dr Erie, PA 16505
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The world leader in composting technology. Sun-Mar composting toilets feature a patented BioDrum design to optimize the aerobic breakdown of waste. They can be easily installed in cabins, cottages, outhouses, pool cabanas, sheds, and even in your own home. No Water! No Plumbing connections needed! No Oder! For all of your composting and eco-friendly needs please visit www.EnviroCitizen.org
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