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First published at 22:46 UTC on March 16th, 2020.

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A triptych of Composting styles.

STYLE 1: A pile of debris from stores and garden shops that may contain chemicals not suited to grow food in; examples include miracle grow, GE potted plants, yard decorations, etc.

STYLE 2: PERMACULTURE- season t…

A triptych of Composting styles.

STYLE 1: A pile of debris from stores and garden shops that may contain chemicals not suited to grow food in; examples include miracle grow, GE potted plants, yard decorations, etc.

STYLE 2: PERMACULTURE- season to season soil that is never tilled, aerated, or disturbed but ideal for cultivation of fruits and vegetables with little to no weeding.

STYLE 3: A raised compost or dry compost. This method is more or less a black box that you fill with vegetable scraps, leaves, extra soil, mulched wood, and natural materials and clippings.

More of this to come!

Peace & Love

~ Kage

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