1. The Compost Resource Page Information concerning various aspects of composting. http://www.oldgrowth.org/compost/

2. US Composting Council The USCC is a nonprofit trade and professional organization promoting compost. The U.S. composting Council would like to officially invite you to join us in celebrating States, Canada and the UK, composting advocates will be encouraging everyone to http://www.compostingcouncil.org/

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4. Wastes: Composting Erosion Control and Landscaping. composting of Contaminated Soils. Reforestation, Wetlands Restoration In the poultry industry, composting has also become a costeffective method of http://www.epa.gov/epaoswer/non-hw/compost

WASTES Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search: EPA Home Wastes Where You Live Basic Information ... Glossary Believe it or not, compost can be used for: Bioremediation and Pollution Prevention Disease Control for Plants and Animals Erosion Control and Landscaping Composting of Contaminated Soils Reforestation, Wetlands Restoration, and Habitat Revitalization These publications and other valuable information on composting are available here: Innovative Uses of Compost: Bioremediation and Pollution Prevention Adobe PDF File ASCII Text File [18 KB] Each year agricultural effluents, industrial residues, and industrial accidents contaminate surface waters, soils, air, streams, and reservoirs. A new compost technology, known as compost bioremediation, is currently being used to restore contaminated soils, manage stormwater, control odors, and degrade volatile organic compounds. Innovative Uses of Compost: Disease Control For Plants and Animals Adobe PDF File ASCII Text File [13 KB] Compost technology is a valuable tool already being used to increase yields by farmers interested in sustainable agriculture. Now, professional growers are discovering that compost-enriched soil can also help suppress diseases and ward off pests. These beneficial uses of compost can help growers save money, reduce their use of pesticides, and conserve natural resources. In the poultry industry, composting has also become a cost-effective method of mortality management. It destroys disease organisms and creates a nutrient-rich product that can be used or sold.

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6. Composting For Kids 1 Slide show explains the basics of composting. http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/sustainable/slidesets/kidscompost/kid1.html

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8. Worm Composting Published by City Farmer, Canada's Office of Urban Agriculture. composting With Red Wiggler Worms. By GiIIian Elcock. and Josie Martens ( C) Copyright City Farmer 1995. Why Compost? Worm composting is a method for recycling food waste into a rich, dark, earthsmelling soil conditioner. The great advantage of worm composting is that this can be done indoors http://www.cityfarmer.org/wormcomp61.html

Published by City Farmer, Canada's Office of Urban Agriculture Composting With Red Wiggler Worms By GiIIian Elcock and Josie Martens Why Compost? Recycling the organic waste of a household into compost allows us to return badly needed organic matter to the soil. In this way, we participate in nature's cycle, and cut down on garbage going into burgeoning landfills. Why Compost With Worms? Worm composting is a method for recycling food waste into a rich, dark, earth-smelling soil conditioner. The great advantage of worm composting is that this can be done indoors and outdoors, thus allowing year round composting. It also provides apartment dwellers with a means of composting. In a nutshell, worm compost is made in a container filled with moistened bedding and redworms. Add your food waste for a period of time, and the worms and micro-organisms will eventually convert the entire contents into rich compost. The following information is based on the experiences of a network of worm composters linked to City Farmer, Vancouver, and the excellent and practical book: Worms Eat My Garbage by Mary Appelhof.

9. Composting: Getting Down To Paydirt composting is easy. You don't need any special knowledge or equipment, and it takes only a little extra effort For the purposes of composting, the warmer it gets, the better http://www.ns.ec.gc.ca/udo/paydirt.html

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11. Envirolet Composting Toilets Economical and environmental solution to septic for cottage, cabin, home or business. Waterless and low water models. http://www.envirolet.com

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12. Florida S Online Composting Center composting is healthy, easy, and saves money. Visit comments or questionsabout this site? Florida s Online composting Center. Compost http://www.compostinfo.com/

13. Composting Process Describes composting as natural recycling, which occurs on a continuous basis in the natural environment. http://www.ecochem.com/t_compost_faq2.html

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14. Worm Composting Instructions, Diet, And Harvesting Details on worm composting, vermiculture or vermicomposting. Information harvesting.Worm composting (Vermiculture). Introduction. http://www.mastercomposter.com/worm/wormcomp.html

Worm Composting (Vermiculture) Introduction Many municipalities prefer that food wastes NOT be composted in the backyard compost pile. This restriction helps with issues of pests and odors. A popular way to compost food wastes and small amounts of paper is a worm compost bin. Red worms (commonly called red wigglers) and brown-nose worms can be used to compost food scraps and paper. Worm compost bins have been called organic garbage disposals. The worms live in paper bedding into which kitchen scraps are placed. They eat both the paper and the kitchen scraps and excrete worm castings. Castings are far more potent than compost made from a backyard pile. There are more nutrients in castings, and they are in a form that makes them even more readily available to vegetation. People often question why this process doesn't smell. It is actually the rotting portions of decaying food that stink. In worm composting, the worms eat the rotting portion. The fresh portion is then exposed to the air and begins to rot. The worms eat it as it rots. As long as you don't put in too much food for the worms, they will eat the food as it rots. Therefore, there is no rotting food left to create an odor. (If your bin smells, you are providing the wrong kinds of food or too much food.) Use the following links to access complete instructions on setting up and operating a worm compost bin: The Worm Bin The Worms Setting Up House Feeding the Worms ... Harvesting Castings The Worm Bin You can either build a bin or buy one.

15. ICS International Composting Services Multidisciplined consulting engineering company providing engineering project and construction management expertise for all kinds of waste treatment plants. http://ics-germany.com

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16. Composting: Journey To Forever Organic Garden - How To Turn Wastes Into Clean, H Garden guides often describe composting as "nature's way" of recycling Nature mulches. composting is indeed a natural way of recycling, harnessing natural processes rather than http://www.journeytoforever.org/compost.html

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17. Municipal Solid Waste - Composting composting is the controlled decomposition of organic materials, suchas leaves, grass, and food scraps, by microorganisms. composting. http://www.epa.gov/epaoswer/non-hw/muncpl/compost.htm

Municipal Solid Waste Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search: EPA Home Wastes Municipal Solid Waste Home ... MSW Topics Composting Overview Composting Process Composting Facts and Figures Opportunities ... Related Links Overview Composting is the controlled decomposition of organic materials, such as leaves, grass, and food scraps, by microorganisms. The result of this decomposition process is compost, a crumbly, earthy-smelling, soil-like material. Yard trimmings and food scraps make up about 25 percent of the waste U.S. households generate, so composting can greatly reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills or incinerators. What to Put in the Mix These are some items that can be put in a composting bin. Some food products should not be included because they can attract pests or compromise the quality of the compost. This list is not meant to be all inclusive Materials to Include Fruit and vegetable scraps Egg shells Coffee grounds with filters Tea bags Fireplace ash Leaves Grass Yard clippings Vacuum cleaner lint Wool and cotton rags Sawdust Nonrecyclable paper Materials to Exclude Meats Dairy foods Fats Oils (including peanut butter and mayonnaise) Grease Pet excrement Fish scraps Diseased plants

18. Composting More Articles. Introduction to composting How to Compost. composting Bins andSystems. composting Resources. composting Demonstration Sites to Visit. http://vegweb.com/composting/

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19. HotRot Composting Systems Manufactures an organic waste treatment in vessel composter. http://www.hotrotsystems.com

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20. US Composting Council Join us at the USCC composting Council’s 13th Annual Conference and TradeShow DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS! Do you have questions about composting? http://www.compostingcouncil.org/index.cfm

About USCC Conference Abstracts Awards ... Login or Register USCC 13th ANNUAL CONFERENCE Join us at the USCC Composting Council’s 13th Annual Conference and Trade Show DEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS! January 23-26, 2005 at the Crowne Plaza Riverwalk in San Antonio, TX The state of Texas has demonstrated innovative and unequaled support of the use of compost products. The TX Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) and the TX DOT have worked together to require the use of USCC, STA compost on all TX DOT landscape projects. In addition, 27 of the 71 STA members are based in Texas. The USCC can’t think of a better way to say “thank you” than to host our 2005 annual conference in TX. The Riverwalk area of San Antonio is a nationally recognized attraction with lots of sightseeing and shopping opportunities. “Remember the Alamo” can be easily accessed from the conference hotel. We’ve already marked our calendars and hope that you have too! Watch the web site for additional information. The USCC is a trade and professional organization promoting compost. We provide a unified voice for the growing composting industry. The US Composting Council is involved in research, public education, composting and compost standards, expansion of compost markets and the enlistment of public support.

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