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Composting "other" material
A question about composting. At present I am composting raw fruits
and vegetables, plus their peelings and the likes. However, I tend to go through a fair amount of "other" foods (cooked vegies, pasta, etc.) I know you are not supposed to compost those items with your regular compost as it can cause disease amongst the plants and can be toxic to us humans (or at least make the fruits of my garden toxic to me). I was wondering if it was possible to have a separate compost pile away from everything where I would compost those other items. The result would not be used on plants, but basically left to fend for itself. I know animals and bugs can be attracted to meats, so I would not place those in this other pile. Can anyone enlighten me to the good or bads of this? Thanks! Josh |
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