Backyard Composting

A Brief Guide
Objectives
1.Describe what natural decay is,
2. What composting is,
3. Why composting is important,
4. Components of a compost system,
5. How to create compost.
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Conclusion
• Composting:
• Is controlled decomposition,
• Reduces extra food waste,
• Requires old food scraps and papers,
• Can easily be done in your backyard,
• Helps transform your garden.
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