How to turn vegetable matter into manure for better soil
A reader asks how to best convert leafy vegetable matter and scraps into manure. The editor and T. J. discuss combining oak litter, cotton seed, and farmyard manure, plus muck peat and other materials, to form a rich compost through layered fermentation and regular turning to avoid drying or heating.
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