How to make healthy soil from garbage and waste.

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Composting

·  Composting Guide - Good source for all your composting needs.

·  Your Guide to Composting - Describes how to start composting and avoid common mistakes in disposing of household and garden wastes. Includes worm and winter composting information.

·  Master Composter - Find info on local programs or demo sites, FAQs, how to information, a glossary and reference of organic materials.

·  Make Stuff - How to make your own compost bin.

·  Zero Waste America - A great site with lots of informative links

·  Care2 be Green? - Why Care2 compost?

·  The Compost Resource Page - This site is intended to serve as a hub of information for anyone interested in the various aspects of composting.

·  Backyard Composting - A Guide for Composting Food and Yard Waste.

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Vermicomposting

·  Path to Freedom.com - Vermicomposting

·  Worm Digest - Quarterly newspaper that reports on worms and worm composting (vermicomposting) on all levels world-wide.

·  Can-o-Worm Alaska - Earthworms, vermicomposting, waste reduction through recycling.

·  Earthworm Review - Reviews of educational & instructional vermicomposting web sites.

·  Worm Talk - Forum for worm composters to discuss and ask questions about in-home vermicomposting.

·  Organics Outlook Worms -- Resources for people seeking information about worm composting/vermicomposting, worm suppliers, worm bins, and vermicomposting in the classroom.

·  Compost World - Worm composting (vermicomposting) resources.

·  WormWoman.com - CompostWorld is the complete guide to
Vermicomposting and Hot Composting.

·  WormWoman.com - Worm composting (vermicomposting) resources.

·  Vermicomposting Forum - Forum is meant for the discussion of vermicomposting and vermiculture--the raising of earth worms for the creation of a healthy soil.

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Green Compost

·  Green Manure Crops - A green manure crop is one that can be grown over a season when the bed is not in use, often fall and winter, and later tilled into the soil.

·  Cover Crops for Home Gardens The cover crop's top growth is called "green manure" and is a valuable source of organic matter when tilled into the soil.

·  Green Manure Crops - Green manure crops are an effective way to reduce weeds, provide cover and generate organic matter on a plot of land that is idle

·  Green Manure - Fact Sheets

·  Backyard Organic Gardening - Green manure and cover crops.

·  Cover Crops Menu - Use covers to build soil, reduce fertilizer and smother
weeds.

·  Sustainable Agriculture - Cover crops for sustainable agriculture..

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