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Easy way to make compost

 
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I really don't like visiting facebook. Can you give me a summary?

I was looking at composting options yesterday but not really liking anything I was seeing. Bokashi seems nice but then you have to bury every bucket so it's actually not any less work than just burying your compost in the first place. Vermicomposting maybe.  Starting to wonder if I need a specially heated room to maintain a compost pile in so I can always be composting without needing an entire farm to source huge piles that keep themselves warm.
 
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That does not look easy to me.

And wow would buying that machine be costly.
 
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