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1 pound of compost is how many cubic foot?
The density of compost can vary, but on average, 1 pound of compost typically occupies about 0.5 to 0.75 quarts in volume. Since there are 25.71 quarts in a cubic foot, 1 pound of compost generally translates to approximately 0.03 to 0.05 cubic feet. Therefore, for practical purposes, 1 pound of compost is roughly equivalent to about 0.04 cubic feet.
Where can someone find out how to build a compost pile?
Someone can find out how to build a compost pile on the website Ehow. Also one can try the websites Ask, Yahoo Answers, and wiki.answers to see how to build a compost pile.
How do you convert domestic wastage into organic manure?
Build a compost bin and compost it.
How much does a compost bin cost?
Any were from $7 to $12 for a 20 pound bag. ===== The answer often depends on the type, quality, & quanity of the compost. It is often sold by the cubic yard.
Where are the compost things in build a bear ville nature walk?
It changes every day. :)
Why are there vents in compost bins?
Compost naturally emits gases as it decomposes. These vents are to prevent a build up these gases particularly methane(natural gas) as it is highly flammable.
What are the disadvantages you can get from using compost pits?
Composting involves the burying of dead organic matter and allowing it to rot. Some disadvantages of using compost pits are: cost of equipment, the loss of ammonia and the time and effort required to build compost pits.
What are all the ways to get rid of trash?
I know three: build a compost pile; burn it; or recycle it
How much compost is in a bag?
Variable is the amount of compost in a bag. The quantity responds to the source and the type, with organic compost tending to cost more and supply less. Many backyard gardeners nevertheless like the notion of 40-pound (18-14-kilogram) bags, which is often the preferred weight of store-bought soil.
Why do gardeners often build compost heaps on a pile of loose fitting sticks or bricks?
Circulation, drainage, ease, security and support are reasons why gardeners build compost heaps on a pile of loose-fitting bricks or sticks. The raised level makes it easier for gardeners to add to or to turn or water compost piles and more difficult for foraging wildlife to access compost heap contents. It permits drainage of excess liquids, rainfall and waterings and provides structure and support for the unconfined, unsheltered pile.
Why do gardeners often build compost heaps on a pile of loose-fitting bricks or sticks?
Circulation, drainage, ease, security and support are reasons why gardeners build compost heaps on a pile of loose-fitting bricks or sticks. The raised level makes it easier for gardeners to add to or to turn or water compost piles and more difficult for foraging wildlife to access compost heap contents. It permits drainage of excess liquids, rainfall and waterings and provides structure and support for the unconfined, unsheltered pile.
What is the difference between compost pile and compost pit?
A compost pile is compost in a pile or heap. a compost pit is compost in a pit or hole in the ground.
