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Papessa [141]
3 years ago
10

I need help with some questions.

Biology
2 answers:
Doss [256]3 years ago
5 0
1. All of the above, 2. Fertilizer, 3. <span>Anaerobic bacteria</span> 4. Dairy Products 5. Turn it 6. Fertilizer 7. Processed Foods 8. 20-30% 9. Wood Cuttings 10. Aerate Hope this helps!
ANEK [815]3 years ago
5 0

1. All of the following

To compost is to reduce your organic waste and turn that waste into fertilizer

2. Fertilizer

I'ts the main idea of composting.

3. Anaerobic bacteria

They live into dirt, that's why comspot start with a bin full of dirt.

4. Dairy products

This will rotten all your compost

5. Turn it

This way you incorpore air and kill bad bacteria

6. Fertilizer

It's a way to fertilize.

7. Processed foods

This food is full of chemicals and not good for your compost.

8. 20-30%

The idea is to reduce your daily waste.

9. Woodcuttings

Will take some months maybe, but eventualy will compost. Things like fruit peels will compost in some weeks.

10. Aerate

Like when cooking, you move, you aerate, you incorpore oxygen.

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