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Ecosystems
Kitchen waste makes great compost. Anything you normally put in the garbage can go into the compost ... for waste management. Community composting project involving two 6m x 30m compost heaps. The Zululand Centre for Sustainable Development Home | Training | Integrated Waste Management | Permaculture ...
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Composting & Wildlife Gardening
Euro 50), fishing tackle shops, heaps of rotting farm manure or working compost heaps. If you know of someone who has a ... brown and decomposed the compost becomes. Once you can't identify individual waste any more, you are into compost. The compost will improve if left for a few weeks or months in a plastic bag. As you transfer the compost to ...
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Irish Peatland Conservation Council - Fen Campaign
Bog of Allen Nature Centre. The first compost cone installed at the centre to help produce peat free garden compost. The state of the field laboratory at the Bog ... . Adding dead plant material from the glasshouses to the compost heaps. Repotting plants from the glasshouses at the project. Yet another trip to the compost heap! The centre is visible in the background ...
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Walton Hall Nature Trail, What's on Spring 2000
Interestingly the species shown was also rather common crawling across the bedroom ...
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The Slow-worm (Anguis fragilis)
Slow Worms are also keen on compost heaps where they find warmth and plenty of food. They feed on slow moving prey, particularly ...
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Other Plant Uses - Plants For A Future
Fertilisers Compost Plants used for activating compost heaps, providing biomass for composting, using as instant compost etc. (50) Fertilizer Provides a concentrated solid plant food. (3 ...
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Pond educational resource pack - reptiles
The Grass Snake often lays eggs in rotting vegetation, including compost heaps, the process of decomposition producing heat which speeds their development. The Adder seldom lives near ...
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Composting for Farm and Garden
Most "compost heaps proper" are built in autumn when there is a flood of materials in the form of leaves and end-offseason refuse. If all goes well, the resultant compost ... compost material available. How do you know when the compost is ready for distribution? Professor Hill: The compost ...
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Common garden pests
CONTROL: diatomaceous earth put in hiding places such as cracks and crevices ( do not water ... , moist weather; first generation does most damage. CONTROL: pick off affected leaves and burn or compost them, plant usually recovers. destroy crop residues and host weeds in the area. screen beds ...
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Alan's Garter Snakes - Maintenance of Garter Snakes
... in which no pesticides have been used, and to avoid the red-striped "brandlings" from compost heaps, often sold as fishing bait, which are highly acidic and possibly toxic to snakes), fish ...
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