httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eued80RWZZ8 This video is a great example of sheet composting. While it's a slow process, it's quite effective and simple to do...I'm excited to see what mine looks like as spring approaches.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TC-yGB_SKmA The Dirt Doctor always says it right. I did find it interesting that he supports putting all animal waste (including pet waste) in the compost. Parasites found in dog/cat feces seems to be a hot issue for serious gardeners working with specialized plants. I think that as long as the compost is actually finished, using it as a topdressing at minimum would be fine.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbHCqFIXLYk It's pretty simple... urine is high in nitrogen. When applied properly, you're helping the C:N ratio quite heavily. Have you ever created a compost pile and your end result had huge gobs of what was once food (mostly nitrogen)? This is a handy way to add heaps of nitrogen without having annoying clumps in the finished product. While I've never really thought specifically about composting urine, I love peeing outside as much as possible. So technically I'm already contributing, I guess. I highly doubt it will take long for me to fill up a few gallon jugs, so it's time to find out. By the time I have these ready, it should be time to start building a new compost pile. Keep in mind that they will build up…