How easy it is to make compost: expert advice compost

How easy it is to make compost: expert advice

Anna Velyka

Organic waste occupies approximately 50% of the garbage can

Specialists from the Clean Lutsk Municipal Waste Management Center shared tips on how to properly compost organic waste and what benefits can be gained from doing so.

They posted this and other interesting information on their Facebook page.

The experts said that composting bio-waste is an easy way to reduce the amount of garbage and get free fertilizer for your garden.

The composting process is quite simple:

  1. Collect organic waste: vegetable and fruit scraps, egg shells, coffee grounds.
  2. Add them to the compost heap or a special container.
  3. Stir and hydrate to speed up the process.

When preparing compost from biological waste, you do two useful things at once:

  • reduce the amount of waste in landfills;
  • prepare a nutrient medium for your plants.

As a result, you have environmentally friendly fertilizer for your beds and healthy plants that are pleasing to the eye.

Чистий Луцьк

In the photo – different types of lettuce grown on compost in the Chisty Lutsk waste management center (photo of the center)

Earlier, EcoPolitic told how to make a composter in an apartment.

In March, we shared the results of Lviv residents who, thanks to composting, turned into fertilizer 27,000 tons of garbage in 4 years. And in Kharkiv Oblast composter helped avoid 2.5 thousand tons of greenhouse gas emissions.

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A composter helped to avoid 2.5 thousand tons of greenhouse gas emissions in Kharkiv region

A community can reduce methane emissions by 30% if people compost 20% of their organic waste

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Hundreds of tons of food waste and fallen leaves were processed into fertilizers in Lviv

Residents of Lviv submitted 41% more organic matter for composting in one month than in November 2022

Composters were installed in all Lutsk schools
Composters were installed in all Lutsk schools

20 composters were purchased with grant money, and 16 with funds from the environmental protection city budget