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Has anyone come across Bokashi which is suposedly very good for food
waste
and limits smells. And its suposed to be quick.

My impression is that it is simply a method of digging in half
decomposed material and allowing the rotting process to continue
underground.

I did find a site about it http://www.livingsoil.co.uk/ but then
real
peoples experiences tend to be more useful I find.


Maybe I will give the worms more chance.
Thanks again for the advice.


Coincidence?
There's a write up about on Bokashi composting on RHS' may "The Garden."
(and a lot of stuff about naturalised planting too (-
they mention The Coach House Trust (Glasgow)
Maybe they can help.



Thats where I heard about it and hence why I asked (starting this thread). I
thought if it was in the RHS mag/ on trial it might be ok.