Conservation Talk Series | Composting for Farms & Gardens
Composting is a highly sustainable and low-tech way to cycle nutrients and improve soil health. However, the process and results of composting can be very different depending on the materials and situation. Dr. Lynne Carpenter-Boggs, soil scientist and professor in the Department of Crop and Soil Sciences at WSU, discusses ideal composting process and materials, as well as common limitations, realistic expectations, and appropriate uses for different composts. This presentation was recorded on March 11th, 2021.

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Conservation Talk Series | Native Plants in the Landscape

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We Have Been Doing it Wrong! - Making Healthy Soil is NOW easier than ever.

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How to make Compost - The Simplest Easy Method To Compost Piles!

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The Cold Compost Method That Builds Better Soil While You Do Nothing

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How to Build Great Soil - A Soil Science Masterclass with Dr. Elaine Ingham (Part 1 of 4)

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The Ultimate Compost Masterclass with Charles Dowding

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Soil Is Alive: The Living World Beneath Our Feet | SLICE EARTH | FULL DOC

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06/15/24 U.S. Farm Report

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Rehydrating Thirsty Land – Regenerative Rangelands

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The Professor Who Taught People How To Think (1962)

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Discovering the Hidden Intelligence of Plants | FULL DOCUMENTARY

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04/27/24 U.S. Farm Report

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No-Dig Gardening Masterclass with Charles Dowding

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See How This Dry, Flooded Office Complex Became a Green Oasis!

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How Algae Could Replace Oil, Plastic, and Help Medicine | SLICE EARTH | FULL DOC

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The CHEAP Amish Potato Method That Grows 100 Pounds in 4 Square Feet

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21 Composting Tips I Wish I Knew Sooner

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Fungi’s Resilience and Intelligence

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06/01/24 U.S. Farm Report

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