I found this TEDx
video earlier today. He is essentially advocating collecting leaves and composting them separately from kitchen scraps etc... Kitchen scraps go to worm bins, leaves get shredded collected and composted.
He doesn't get technical, but is quite entertaining.
He goes against some of the normal advice for composting (mix everything, green brown ratios etc...). I suspect that this an example of using fungal breakdown to make humus rather than hot bacterial composting. This matches up with some of the stuff I've been reading elsewhere; specifically that cool fungal breakdown makes different
compost which is more durable in the soil. It also matches some of my own direct observations.
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