I built 3 compost bins while back, 10'x10'x4' high in the back on a concrete base and keep two of them filled with a mix of horse manure, sawdust, chicken manure, cow barn cleanout, wood chips, wood ashes, leaves, etc and flip one into an empty bin and flip the other into just emptied bin. I 'seed' it with red wigglers from my worm bed, and they multiply into thousands and do wonders for the compost.
Ha!! My compost pile is 2'X2' and maybe 18" high.... Yours makes mine look like a single cow patty in a fifteen acre pasture. Well done and, I wish I had fish bait living in my pile....
The real worm bed is just outside the chicken house.....we'll clean it out that light colored door, right into the worm bed. You can stick a pitchfork in it and come up with a hundred worms easy. I'll dip some out with the tractor bucket to 'seed' the compost bins.
Industrial composting, just the thing for your massive gardens. I'm pretty green right now...with garden envy....
I have my first gen composting pile starting at the new AO... they are doing a great job adding to the mix.
Yep....they are like goats....they have brush hogged the current pasture they are in. Makes it a heck of a lot easier to get in and thin the trees....when everything else has been eaten or trampled.
