Also at the local nursery, I met the above Recycle Man who sat quietly in the corner, between the compost area and the chicken coop. The employee told me that the straw bed that contained the discharge from the chicken made good fertilizer for the vegetable garden located at the far corner. Here is a friendly hello to Qaptain Qwerty from the Eco Man in St. Louis. Good luck with your compost bin!
SUMMER TIME
Wednesday, June 09, 2010
THE ECO MAN
Also at the local nursery, I met the above Recycle Man who sat quietly in the corner, between the compost area and the chicken coop. The employee told me that the straw bed that contained the discharge from the chicken made good fertilizer for the vegetable garden located at the far corner. Here is a friendly hello to Qaptain Qwerty from the Eco Man in St. Louis. Good luck with your compost bin!
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Hello, Eco Man! I almost bought a tumbler composter, thought it would be something fun for J to help with. Alas, it was not properly priced and I was misled into thinking it was $50. It turned out to be $100 so I didn't buy it. My lone, non-tumbling bin will have to do for now.
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