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The image illustrates the process of recycling organic waste into garden fertilizer (compost) using a plastic container (2 m³): Step 1 shows a plastic container; Step 2 requires filling the container with waste materials including newspaper, grass, and food, ensuring the waste does not exceed 15 cm each layer; Step 3 involves the addition of nitrogen and hot water, while allowing air to enter through the provided gaps; Step 4 shows the mixture heating up and decomposing over a 6-month period, during which air circulation is maintained; Step 5 reveals the final product, compost, ready for use in the garden.
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The picture shows the method by which composable material is decomposed into organic matter. Overall, it is a five-step process, which starts with filling an arable container with layered waste which is then treated by nitrogen, hot water and fertilized by worms.
To begin with, the only equipment needed for the composing process is a 1m plastic container with a set of holes to let the air in and out. First, organic materials are arranged in 15 cm layers: food, grass, newspaper, and decomposable waste. When the container is almost filled, nitrogen and hot water are added.
During the next, the container is sealed. It takes six month for the matter to mix and break down, hile heat goes out the holes. After the content reduces in volume filling approximately the half of the container, worms finish making the final product – compost ready to be added to the soil in the garden.
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