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These are 3 gallon buckets so about 12 gallons of compost documented for this BB. It took 3 or 4 weeks to generate this amount.
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Note: It looks like the compost is awfully close to your kale, make sure to not disturb the roots of your desirable plants!

 
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Sorry, I’ve been out of town!

Yes, it is a 10 gallon bucket. I could find any markings on the bucket that it’s 10 gal, but I used a 1/2 gal measuring cup to fill it with 10 gal water.
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Rebekah Harmon wrote:
Where did you get 50 gallons of apple scraps!? lol



Moontower Cider Company in Austin, TX  ...a conscious small biz.   Their cider is as amazing as their commitment to recycling their scraps.   I hauled 7 barrels every week for 2 months at the beginning of this year.   It composted with wood chips, leaves, and grass to make enough potting soil for my upstart nursery to last me a year.
 
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