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Ruth Stout Composting Submission 3 of 6
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another full bucket and hole for it
another full bucket and hole for it
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bucket and the hole had an accident
 
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where did the hole go?
where did the hole go?
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Coco Newlon wrote:  - a photo of the bucket of kitchen scraps next to the opened mulch


 - a photo of the empty bucket and the new mound of mulch


 - repeat for second bucket




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I am applying the Ruth Stout compost method to the black berry bed.  Because I also save food waste to feed the chickens, these dumps contain things that I do not feed the chicken, like coffee grounds, heavier stalks of broccoli and cauliflower, potatoes, ect. It will be interesting to see if the potatoes sprout here next year. Each pile was placed next to the last dump so that a concentrated  area is improved.  I cover all the beds with either spoiled hay or leaves for the winter which makes this an easy method of composting.
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3rd Full
3rd Full
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3rd dumped
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3rd covered
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2nd full
2nd full
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2nd cover
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1st dump
1st dump
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1st cover
1st cover
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I certify this BB complete!  Assuming that's a one gallon ice cream pail and the blue bucket looks to be around 2 gallons.

 
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