Composting

Why is composting important?

• Waste reduction: Most household waste is organic material that can be composted instead of going to landfill.

  </Most of the waste is compost, which can be disposed of as landfill.

• Productive soil: Compost is rich in nutrients that promote healthy plant growth.

• Environmental: Methane emissions from organic waste decomposition are significantly reduced when composting is used.

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• Cost-effectiveness: Composting can reduce the need for finished fertilizers, saving money.

• Reducing the use of compost reduces costs.

Composting reduces waste and saves money.

Composting methods

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Composting can be done in several ways, depending on the space available and how quickly you want to see results.

• Closed composting:Composting is done in open or closed composting bins, usually to process larger amounts of organic matter.

• Indoor composting: In special composting vessels, such as the Bokashi composter, which processes waste in an anaerobic environment using efficient microorganisms.

• Worm composting: A decomposition process using California worms that can be easily applied indoors.

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The composting process

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1. Selecting the right materials: Only put biodegradable materials in the composter, avoid processed foods, meat and dairy products.

2. Stacking: Mix green (nitrogen-rich) and brown (carbon-rich) materials for optimal decomposition.

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   Aeration: Adequate aeration helps bacteria to thrive.

4. Moisture control: Compost should be moist but not soggy.

Make sure that the compost is moist but not wet.

5. Waiting for the ripening process: Depending on environmental conditions, compost ripens in 2-6 months.

Composting products

Composting tools such as Bokashi Organko kitchen composters, compost starters and accessories help ensure an efficient decomposition process.

Composting is a simple, cost-effective and environmentally friendly way to process waste and contribute to a sustainable future. Whether you do it in your garden or your home, composting helps reduce your ecological footprint and provides nutrient-rich soil for your plants.