About once every six months, I make a trip out to the wood shop dumpster to get sawdust for my compost toilet system. I checked with the shop in advance to see that they don't use any treated wood and asked permission to stop by and fill up on sawdust. Of course it benefits them since I'm lightening their waste load and I get free material to process my cat litter and compost toilet. Videos coming soon...
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gd4UDTOSm8g I love revisiting Joe's channel to envy his Humanure Hacienda. With this video, we can now envy his copious amounts of straw being used to insulate and cover the pile.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cL10PmbQ1EY Not a bad start, but some questions are definitely coming up for me. Is this also his pile for food scraps? Is he dampening the other materials? How long does he add material to this hole? I guess if you have enough space you can just keep digging holes and burying, but with one big compost heap, he can keep it simple and get better results.