www.TheDoItYourselfWorld.com

http://youtu.be/1wltDnYKVE4

Turning the compost is key. This vid really hits all the points.

Guess I'll make a second post, because I have a second link to share

http://www.instructables.com/id/Double- ... -Composter

Cheap DIY composter.

I like the first video very much. His info is right on from what I remember. I took a " Master Gardener" course here in texas several years ago and composting can be a bit overwhelming. KISS is the best approach and he does it well. Thanks for the link

Texastigger

I like the first video very much. His info is right on from what I remember. I took a " Master Gardener" course here in texas several years ago and composting can be a bit overwhelming. KISS is the best approach and he does it well. Thanks for the link

Texastigger

I also like simplicity. When living out in the forest, off the grid, like I do it is better to keep it simple.

My best compost comes from the worms. If you have a compost pile or container, which ever, dig a divit in the earth and throw it on top your pile. Chances are you will have a decent amount of worms in that small amount of dirt you dug up. Worms eat the leaves and food and leave a wonderful soil in the end. Just make sure you turn it and give it a quick spray of water every now and then. Your plants will thank you in the end.

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This was a very good vid! Even I learned something I didn't know! Putting a stick in the compost pile for 24 hours. if it comes out to hot to touch you need to turn it and water it? I just do it automatically! I so have to try this out!

Very good video. Thank you for sharing. I am just learning about composting myself so this is appreciated.

also one can make there own compost using a Mulching Mower with a bag.