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The Edmonton Waste Management Center of Excellence and The Composting Council of Canada present: COMPOSTING MATTERS! A two-day session focussed on organics recycling and composting developments. February

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1. Start by locating a suitable composting site in your garden or backyard. Choose an area that receives partial sunlight and has good drainage.
2. Prepare the composting bin or container. You can either purchase a compost bin or make one yourself using materials like wood or plastic. Ensure that the bin has proper ventilation and a lid to keep out pests.
3. Collect organic waste materials such as kitchen scraps (fruit and vegetable peels, coffee grounds, eggshells), yard waste (leaves, grass clippings), and shredded paper. Avoid adding meat, dairy, or oily foods to the compost as they might attract pests.
4. Layer the organic materials in the compost bin. Begin with a layer of yard waste, followed by a layer of kitchen scraps, and then alternate between the two. Make sure to add a thin layer of soil or finished compost in between each layer to introduce beneficial microorganisms.
5. Water the compost pile regularly to maintain moisture levels. The compost should feel moist, like a damp sponge. If it becomes too dry, add water. If it becomes too wet and starts to smell, add some dry materials like leaves or shredded paper to balance the moisture.
6. Turn the compost pile every few weeks using a garden fork or shovel. This helps aerate the pile and speeds up the decomposition process. Mix the outer layers with the inner layers to ensure uniform composting.
7. Monitor the temperature of the compost pile. It should reach temperatures between 120-160°F (49-71°C) during the decomposition process. This high temperature kills weed seeds and pathogens.
8. Continue adding organic materials to the compost pile as they become available. Avoid adding large amounts at once, as it may slow down the decomposition process. It's better to add small amounts regularly.

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1. Home gardeners who want to improve the soil quality in their gardens naturally can benefit from using compost. Composting helps provide essential nutrients to plants, improve soil structure, and retain moisture.
2. Organic farmers who prioritize sustainable and environmentally friendly farming practices can utilize compost to enrich their soil. Compost helps reduce chemical fertilizer usage and promotes healthy plant growth.
3. Landscapers and horticulturists who work in parks, gardens, and other outdoor spaces can utilize compost to promote plant health and maintain attractive landscapes. Compost provides a balanced mixture of nutrients to support plant growth and vitality.

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