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Jb
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Tavascarow
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marigold
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Jb
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TTouch Homestead
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marigold
Joined: 02 Sep 2005 Posts: 12458 Location: West Sussex
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JB wrote: |
Tavascarow wrote: |
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pity,I'm trying to find something to deal with the cooked and meat waste from the kitchen. I tried bokashi but that, while it worked, was too much hassle and somewhat temperamental. |
Easiest option: Don't generate waste - eat what you buy/cook. Failing that, cooked veg matter can go in the normal compost bin, which only really leaves meat waste. I put bones out for the foxes, but if you don't like that idea or don't have foxes handy, bones can be burnt, buried (deep) or go to landfill. Waste fat is trickiest to deal with I suppose. I don't generate much and I put it in the landfill bin, but you could make fat balls for the birds, soap or cosmetics with it. |
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Finsky
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TTouch Homestead
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Jb
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marigold
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dpack
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