Urban households are adopting home composting at an increasing rate, making it a vital component in the battle for sustainability. According to the EPA, roughly 24% of the solid waste produced in the US is food waste that goes to landfills. Yet, very little of that garbage is composted.
Urban dwellers have a significant opportunity to reduce landfill waste by producing rich, organic materials. These materials can nourish plants and gardens, contributing to environmental sustainability.
Both garden owners and city dwellers can compost at home using simple, odor-controlled equipment for proper composting. However, avoiding typical errors that might sabotage the process is essential to guaranteeing success. Let us discuss some of the composting faux pas in this blog post.
