Your Compost Bin Doesn't Have to Stay in One Spot - Morag Gamble

🌏 JOIN MORAG'S ONLINE PERMACULTURE DESIGN COURSE OR PERMACULTURE EDUCATORS PROGRAM Start today. Lifetime access. Live sessions with Morag https://permacultureeducationinstitut... __________ Join Morag Gamble in this episode of "Our Permaculture Life" as she shows you simple ways for composting. Learn how to make compost efficiently, including insights into managing a compost bin for good soil. This video is perfect for anyone interested in organic gardening practices. __________ COMPOST SIMPLY Morag includes many compost systems in her natural permaculture garden to support healthy soil, healthy plants and healthy food growing. In this 7 minute film, Morag explains her approach to using compost bins in her garden and how she makes compost in situ. She uses her compost bin as a 'compost tractor' - moving it around her garden to places that most need to have a boost. There is a cameo of one of Morag's regular garden visitors - a kangaroo with a joey in her pouch. Being surrounded by wildlife is one of the things Morag loves most about her garden and ecovillage life. Permaculture is the skill we all need to learn now to help us through this challenging period. The world urgently needs more permaculture gardens, designers and teachers everywhere. In the series, you will learn about Permaculture and how to make it your life and livelihood with global permaculture ambassador, Morag Gamble (https://moraggamble.com | https://permacultureeducationinstitut...) ---------------------------- Related films by Morag: How to Make a No-Dig Garden:    • How to build a no-dig vegetable garden tha...   Comfrey Tea:    • How to Make Comfrey Tea and why Morag Gamb...   How to Make a Worm Tower:    • Worm Tower Composting: How to Build a Worm...   8yos Ingeniously Simple Idea to Harvest Compost Worms:    • 8 yo's Ingeniously Simple Idea to Harvest ...   Subscribe to his channel, Our Permaculture Life, to receive notification of all the films that Morag makes in her permaculture garden. Don't forget to send in requests too. Check out Morag's blog at https://www.ourpermaculturelife.com for over 400 practical articles about simple and sustainable living.