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Starting and Keeping a Worm Bin

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Date: 09/21/2004 Topic: Gardening > Composting  
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You can easily turn kitchen wastes into a rich compost by using composting worms. Proper home composting of organic kitchen wastes can reduce the volumes at the landfill or incinerator. Volunteer home composting is a cost effective method of dealing with compostable kitchen wastes.

Composting is an efficient way to divert organic wastes from our County's solid waste stream.

Read the rest here:
http://gardening.wsu.edu/stewardship/compost/kitchen/wormcomp/wormcomp.htm

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By Linne Dodds (Guest Post)
I live in a forest.The critters were here first,they are welcome to share .However I sometimes wonder if we'll ever get black bears & if we ever do Believe Me Everybody will Know It.

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