Want nutrient-rich compost without the long wait? Learn how to make your own compost quickly and easily with this step-by-step guide! Composting is one of the best ways to supercharge your soil, reduce waste, and grow healthier plants—faster than you ever thought possible. In this video, we’ll cover: 1️⃣ The Basics of Composting: What you can and can’t compost, and how to balance green and brown materials. 2️⃣ Speeding Up the Process: Learn tips and tricks to break down your compost faster, like

Sight, smell and feel are the three ways you will know when your compost is ready. The texture will be light and fluffy. The color will be dark brown and it will smell like earth. Hot Compost is typically ready once the pile no longer heats up despite adding air, water and greens, and after it cures (sits undisturbed) for a couple months. An inch or two top dressing your beds will provide microbial life to the soil food web in your soil. A healthy soil food web equals healthy plants. | The Ever

How Composting Helps the Environment Food waste is one of the largest contributors to methane emissions—a greenhouse gas far more potent than carbon dioxide. When organic waste ends up in landfills, it decomposes without oxygen, producing harmful gases that accelerate climate change. But there's a simple and effective solution: hot composting. Hot composting is a natural method of breaking down organic materials like food scraps, leaves, and yard waste at high temperatures—typically between 130°