Common methods of composting
Common methods of composting
- - Begin by bringing plant debris And manure mixed in a ratio of 100: 10, stacked into layers, consisting of plant fragments that are watered until fully saturated with water And sprinkled with dung
- - Procedure for composting pile Separate non-degradable materials And harmful Then gather materials or plant waste collected on the ground in a pen Or in holes by piles in layers alternately by Beginning from the bottom layer, pile up the waste material or material down to the specified length of the pile, about 25 centimeters high.
- - Water and soak it tightly. Allow water to seep into plant scraps or materials
- - Sprinkled with accelerating substances such as fertilizer, manure or soil in a ratio of vegetable waste to animal waste equal to 5: 1.
- - in the case of using chemical fertilizer To reduce the carbon to nitrogen ratio or to reduce the production period, plants must be used: manure: chemical fertilizer in the ratio of 100: 20: 1, respectively, can be mixed or sprinkled on top of the compost pile.
- - Arranging alternately until the pile is about 1 meter high and sprinkled with soil about 1 inch thick at the top layer to prevent birds from ferreting. Helps prevent heat And keep the moisture of the fertilizer pile stable
- - For fermentation without using chemical fertilizer The fermentation period will ferment for 5-7 months. If combined with chemical fertilizer, will ferment for 3-5 months.
