- bottom layer:
greens
- water
- biochar in
chunky form
- straw
- dirt for
minerals (rock dust could also be used)
- biochar (one
bucket)
- water
- green grass
from fresh cuttings
- water
- hay
- more manure
- wood chips or
shavings (water only the edges because the middle will take care of
itself)
- coffee
grounds
- greens
- kitchen
scraps
- one more
bucket of biochar (20 gallons so far)
- rabbit manure
- hay, dry
grass
- chicken
manure
- dirt
- green (grass
clippings) -- just one inch of it or it will clump
- manure
- dirt
- coffee
grounds
- grass -- for
more carbon
- rabbit manure
- 4' of dry
grass
- manure +grass
- one bag of
commercial biochar
- oak leaves
(but it was mentioned that they do not break down rapidly unless shredded)
- dirt
- hay....
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| Tierra Buena Worm Farm |
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| Kelpie talks about bokashi and other things to add to biochar |
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| We had a BIG crowd! |
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| Carl and Coralee came all the way from the coast. |
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| M A and Gani get hands on with the bokashi |
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| Potluck compost - Yum! |
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| Many hands make light work |
