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Northeast HomesteadingAerated Static Pile Composting - Blog

Aerated Static Pile Composting. Aerated Static Pile Composting. With the aerated static pile technique, the raw material mixture is piled over a base of wood chips, chopped straw or other very porous materia. The porous base material contains a perforated aeration pipe. The pipe is connected to a blower, which either pulls or pushes air through the pile. For static pile composting, the air can be supplied in two ways: a suction system with the air drawn through the pile; or a pressure system with the blo...

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Northeast HomesteadingAerated Windrow Composting - Blog

Wind-row composting Turned wind-rowsWind-row composting consists of placing the mixture of raw materials in long narrow piles called wind-rows (Plate 7) that are agitated or turned on a regular basis (NRAES, 1992). The turning operation mixes the composting materials and enhances passive aeration. With the wind-row method, the active composting stage generally lasts three to nine weeks depending upon the nature of the materials and the frequency of turning. Eight weeks is usual for manure composting ...

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Northeast HomesteadingBackyard Composting - Blog

Compost is organic material that can be added to soil to help plants grow. Food scraps and yard waste currently make up 20 to 30 percent of what we throw away, and should be composted instead. Making compost keeps these materials out of landfills where they take up space and release methane, a potent greenhouse gas. All composting requires three basic ingredients:. Browns - This includes materials such as dead leaves, branches, and twigs. Coffee grounds and filters. Cotton and Wool Rags. Fats, grease, la...

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Northeast HomesteadingIn-Vessel Composting - Blog

In-vessel composting refers to a group of methods that confine the composting materials within a building, container or vessel (NRAES, 1992). In-vessel methods rely on a variety of forced aeration and mechanical turning techniques to accelerate the composting process. Many methods combine techniques from the wind-row and aerated pile methods in an attempt to overcome the deficiencies and exploit the attributes of each method. Provided by: www.foa.org. Check out Northeast Homesteading.

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Guide to Sustainability - Home

We are not experts in everything and that is fine. Good thing for you, we took the time to look into some ebooks that might help you out. Complete guide to homesteading. Build your own solar panels. It's cheaper than you think! Build your own Chicken Coops. Step by step guide to building a happy home for your chickens. Create your own compost! It's easy and fun! Get Rid of Stink Bugs. Run YOUR Car on WATER. 30 day guide to Paleo Cooking. Create a free website. Start your own free website.

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Northeast HomesteadingVermiculture - Blog

Vermicomposting involves the feeding organic waste along with leave litter to worms and using worm castings (worm poop) as compost. Red wigglers are the most common form of worm used in vermicomposting, however, earthworms or native worms can be used. Each species of worm will differ in production of castings. Most common variety used is. Although it’s larger cousin,. Aka the ‘European Nightcrawler’) is commonly used as well (more commonly to be sold as bait worms). Red worms technically graze on the mic...

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Northeast Hoopers – An Online Community of Hoopers in the Northeast

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Welcome -- Northeast Hop Alliance

Create your own group. Posted by Northeast Hop Alliance (NY). Friday, August 7th, 2015 @ 1:02pm. The August edition of the Northeast Hop Newsletter is now available. Please click on the photo below. Posted by Northeast Hop Alliance (NY). Friday, July 17th, 2015 @ 10:05am. The July 2015 Hops Newsletter. Is now available and contains important information about pest management and harvesting your hops. Please click on the photo below to read the newsletter. Posted by Northeast Hop Alliance (NY).