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For the compost produced in your own garden to be meaningful and appropriate and used without causing over-fertilization composting needs to be environmentally beneficial and a valuable option for recycling garden and kitchen waste. A plus point is also that transportation to a treatment facility while the operational energy consumption and CO2, etc. – eliminates emissions.  Some gardeners refer to compost as “black gold” and, with the current state of the economy; it can sometimes seem almost as costly as precious metals. Compost is beneficial to a garden because it is loaded with minerals and nutrients that help sustain plant life. Compost is also beneficial to the environment, as it is [...] |
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