Compost
Compost Compost is the result of the controlled decomposition of organic materials, turning them into a nutrient-rich natural fertilizer that improves soil quality. It is primarily composed of two types of materials: 1. Carbon-rich materials (browns): -Dry leaves -Small branches -Untreated paper (like used napkins, cardboard) -Straw -Sawdust or shavings from untreated wood 2. Nitrogen-rich materials (greens): -Fruit and vegetable scraps -Coffee grounds and tea bags -Grass clippings -Manure from herbivorous animals (like cows, horses) -Green plant trimmings How Compost Works: In the composting process, microorganisms (such as bacteria and fungi) break down these organic materials. Carbon-rich materials provide energy, while nitrogen-rich materials help in the growth and reproduction of these microorganisms. As they break down the materials, heat is generated, speedi...