Back, more than 50 years ago, when we lived on a farm we used ground
corn cobs as mulch around tomato plants. They helped retain moisture
and did eventually decompose.

If you have a chipper shredder think that would work about the same as
the old feed grinders we used way back when.

Marv-Montezuma, IA
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fryman wrote:
Can corn cobbs be composted?

Do they disintegrate as rapidly as other, less "hard" plant materials?

Does it make any difference if the cobbs are cut into smaller pieces?