| Structures for Backyard Composting |
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September 11, 2019 |
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Unenclosed compost piles are usually not permitted in urban settings. Enclosing compost piles keeps materials from being blown around and encourages faster and more thorough composting. This fact sheet contains plans for building 5 different composting bins and explains the benefits of each. For homeowners.
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| Author: |
Jack Porter, Robert J. Mugaas |
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| Length in pages or time: |
2 pages |
| Fee?: |
1 |
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| Order information or contact: |
MES Distr Ctr (order@dc.extension.umn.edu, fax 612/625-6281). Credit cards: 800/876-8636, 612/624-4900. |
| Link: |
http://www.extension.umn.edu/Documents/D/G/DG5553.html |
| MAEE Partner |
University of Minnesota Extension
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Structures for Backyard Composting
Posted: September 11, 2019 by MAEE Administration
Category: University of Minnesota Extension
Unenclosed compost piles are usually not permitted in urban settings. Enclosing compost piles keeps materials from being blown around and encourages faster and more thorough composting. This fact sheet contains plans for building 5 different composting bins and explains the benefits of each. For homeowners.