well, it really depends! urban folks can look into municipal compost, worm bins (aka vermiculture), or pickup services like CompostNow. For those with more yard space, there are many options and the best thing to do is start experimenting.
One way to reduce moisture in your pile is to shred paper and uncoated cardboard (many paper shredders can handle basic corrugated with a little patience) and set it aside to mix in as needed.
Also, follow Compost (npub1sh5…uyrq)
Red Oak
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