What is compost

Every year, Americans throw away $165 billion of food. Happy Earth Day. Let's do better.

Composting at home simplified. Here's how to start a compost in any size yard. Reduce - Reuse - Recycle

Learn the basics about composting to reduce your foodprint, including how to start your own compost pile and what can go in your compost.

Composting doesn't have to be overwhelming or difficult! We break the process down so you can easily learn how to compost like a pro!

Home composting is an environmentally friendly thing to do by making use of food scraps and taking steps towards a zero-waste kitchen.

Learn the secrets to successful composting by knowing what to keep out of your compost pile! From avoiding meat and dairy products to steering clear of diseased plants and pet waste, discover the key ingredients for nutrient-rich compost that will supercharge your garden. Let’s compost smarter and create a healthier planet together! #CompostingTips #ReduceReuseRecycle #SustainableLiving

Even as a beginning gardener, you likely have everything you need to start your own compost pile, even if you have little space, time, and money.

Composting reduces trash output and provides an excellent soil amendment for gardens. The benefits are large, but not everything belongs in your compost.

Composting is a great way to recycle bits and pieces, that we would normally throw into the trash, into beautiful “black gold”. Composting for beginners can be easy. As a beginner, it might seem complicated to know what to compost, with a simple compost this, not that list you will know what is important to leave out of the pile and what you can add to the pile.

Composting an excellent tool to introduce STEM, patience and gardening to children. Here is how I make composting understandable for kids.