Why Compost?
Composting reduces landfill allowing biodegradable materials to breakdown naturally.
Organic materials in landfill produce toxins when air cannot reach the biodegradable waste.
Organics broken down above ground turn into productive fertilizer.
Composting saves money on landfill costs and chemical fertilizer.
Composting saves the planet by utilizing its natural resources.
Compost is an organic material that has the unique ability to improve the chemical, physical and biological characteristics of soils or growing media. It contains plant nutrients but is not characterized as a fertilizer, which is another reason compost is so great for your soil.
Compost has several benefits that includes improving soil structure, porosity and density thus creating a better plant root environment, increases infiltration and permeability of heavy soils reducing erosion and runoff, improving water holding capacity helping to reduce water loss and leaching in sandy soils, improves and stabilizes soil pH and supplies a variety of macro and micronutrients to name a few.
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