start a compost bin

I want to produce less garbage by composting.

Got bin under the sink and compostable bags. Best part is they even take meat scraps. I would like to learn more about their process… Since we don’t have a yard anymore, this works out nicely. I do look forward to mastering my own composting someday.

I’ve always wanted to do this. I have done pretty much everything eco except this. I recycle about 99% of my waste and 1% of that goes in the trash. Which is a biodegradable bag about the size of my hand, which by some people may say hey thats really good. But for me and some other environmentalists 100% sustainable and no waste is the goal. Hope to start this soon and i will feel much better about me and the out come of our planet!

It think this will be the easiest way to drastically reduce our waste stream and I look forward to improving the soil for my garden. But we won’t live here for too long, so I need to find a cheap compact way of doing this. Found a good article to help http://www.yougrowgirl.com/garden/urbancomposting.php.

a few things
1. I am filtering through my list here and finding out what is most important to me.
2. this is important just not right now I will one day do this but i want to wait until i find a home that i can do this in and learn more about it!
3. Thanks for the cheers on this and the encouragements

are out of their “baby coop”...I’m turning the pen into the official compost pile.

going to make it out of metal stakes and plastic meshing. Just erect a structure to throw all the clippings, etc..in, deconstruct it to rake it, then throw it all back in.

When i have my own dirt!
I printed a page of what should go in to the pile!
and the weekly turning of the compost seems sweet!
so this year i will start to build the container for it and add stuff to it!
flipping and watering weekly! :)

great green gobs of greasy glimey gopher guts, mutilated monkey meat, little bloddy birdie feet all wrapped up in little funny bunny feet to put in my compost bin!