Worm composting in the daily dump composter

Creating wonderful vermi compost from the kitchen waste in the terracotta pots called the Kambha from http://www.dailydump.org/
When kitchen waste is sent to landfill, air cannot get to the organic waste. Therefore as the waste breaks down it creates a harmful greenhouse gas, methane, which damages the Earth's atmosphere. However, when this same waste is composted above ground at home, oxygen helps the waste to decompose aerobically which means hardly any methane is produced, which is good news for the planet. And what's more, in less than 2 months , you get a free fertiliser for your garden and plant pots to keep them looking beautiful.

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Education

Tags:

• vermi compost
• daily dump
• kambha
• solid waste management

[dianemummvideos]

Very Interesting, the worms look very vibrant and healthy. You obviously know what you are doing.. How long have you been composting with worms?

[vanipolis]

@dianemummvideos ,started composting 16 months back and have been doing worm composting for 6 months now.

[Allen2045]

I have 4 trash cans that I turned into compost bins. I also have worm compost bins in my basement. Great video. Good information on how to compost.

[vanipolis]

@Allen2045 thanks so much!

[4GreenEarth2]

Great system !

[beshaja1srinivas]

Thank you, I visited your composting place through this video...only

[swsebrownsugar1888]

wonderful :D :D :D