Recycle food waste into compost
Overview
This guide explains how food waste can be turned into compost, which suits flowers and vegetables, by mixing it with soil or rice bran. It names two methods: a compost container, and a cardboard box or planter. It also explains the two kinds of household food waste processors, dry and bio, and says the ward does not subsidise their purchase. A parent-and-child compost class for primary pupils is announced in the ward newsletter.
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- Put food waste into a compost container, cardboard box or planter.
- Mix it with soil or rice bran.
- Let microbes break it down into compost.
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