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Dec 6, 2016 8:03 AM CST
Name: Mac
Still here (Zone 6a)
Ex zones 4b, 8b, 9a, 9b
Cat Lover Region: Ukraine Birds Hummingbirder Butterflies Frogs and Toads
Vermiculture Critters Allowed Vegetable Grower Canning and food preservation Annuals Morning Glories
Karen,
Yep, got plenty of carbon. Nitrogen is in short supply this time of year. All the grass clippings and green waste from the garden went into the outdoor compost bin. I'm saving our coffee grounds for the worm bin and I think the nearest Starbucks is a 25 mile drive each way. I dosed the leaves up with some 12-12-12 and got the heat up into the 70's. I haven't checked it for a few days. We need to run by one of our nearby horse owners. They always have plenty of manure to dispose of. I'm planning on setting up an area for hot composting in the early Spring when the weather is more appropriate.

Starbucks sets a good example for other companies that produce usable waste. I imagine Walmart dumps lots of old produce into the dumpster.
Slava Ukraini!

The aboriginal peoples and many cultures throughout the world share a common respect for nature and the universe, and all of the life that it holds. We could learn much from them!

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