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Welcome to our online community of soil enthusiasts! Here, we connect passionate individuals dedicated to the art and science of soil rejuvenation and natural mineral fertilization. Whether you're a commercial farmer, a homesteader, or simply someone who loves nurturing the earth, you'll find a wealth of knowledge, practical tips, and engaging discussions. Join us as we delve into the wonders of soil health, share success stories, and support each other in our journey towards sustainable and bountiful harvests. Let's grow together, one conversation at a time!

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Unlock exclusive discounts on our premium all-natural fertilizers and soil products! As a valued member of our community, you gain access to special offers that make nurturing your plants more affordable than ever. Enhance your soil's health and boost your harvests with our top-quality, eco-friendly solutions. Join us today and enjoy the benefits of greener, more vibrant growth at a fraction of the cost. Grow better, save more!

Monthly Live Q&A’s with Asa

Join our vibrant community for live monthly Q&A sessions and an interactive online forum with our soil expert, Barefoot Asa! Get your burning questions answered, gain valuable insights, and deepen your understanding of soil health and natural fertilization. Whether you're tackling tough soil challenges or looking to optimize your growing practices, Asa's expertise is here to guide you. Connect with fellow enthusiasts, share experiences, and learn together in a supportive and engaging environment. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to grow your knowledge and your garden!

What’s included?

As a member of our exclusive online Soil Savvy Club, unlock a wealth of benefits designed to elevate your soil and gardening expertise! As a member, you'll gain access to our comprehensive online course, insightful monthly newsletters, and generous discounts on our premium all-natural products. Participate in monthly live Q&A sessions with soil expert Barefoot Asa, engage in our vibrant online forum, and take on exciting monthly challenges. Plus, be part of a supportive community that shares your passion for sustainable growth. Sign up today and cultivate success with us!

  • As a member, you'll access a comprehensive online course, monthly newsletters, and discounts on premium all-natural products. Participate in live Q&A sessions with soil expert Barefoot Asa, engage in our vibrant forum, and tackle monthly challenges. Plus, join a supportive community passionate about sustainable growth.

  • Each month, members enjoy access to our in-depth online course, packed with valuable gardening and soil health insights. Stay informed with our monthly newsletters and save with exclusive discounts on our premium all-natural products. Join live Q&A events with experts, and receive invites to local events, workshops, and masterclasses. Enhance your skills and connect with a community passionate about sustainable gardening.

  • Connect with fellow gardeners and experts, share tips, ask questions, and celebrate your successes. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned pro, our community is here to support and inspire you on your journey to healthier, more productive soil. Join us and grow together!

Upcoming Events

  • Live Q&A with Asa

    August 21st, 2024 6-7PM MST

    Google Meets Link will be provided when you RSVP

    Join our exclusive community for monthly live Q&A sessions with our soil expert, Barefoot Asa! This is your chance to ask questions, gain valuable insights, and deepen your knowledge of soil health and natural fertilization. Whether you're facing specific soil challenges or seeking ways to optimize your growing practices, Asa's expertise is at your fingertips. Connect with fellow enthusiasts, exchange ideas, and learn together in an engaging and supportive environment. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to grow both your knowledge and your garden!

FAQs

  • If your compost smells bad, it’s often a sign that something is off balance. Here’s how to diagnose and fix the problem:

    Common Causes and Solutions for Smelly Compost

    1. Too Much Moisture

      • Cause: Excess moisture can lead to anaerobic conditions, causing a foul smell.

      • Solution:

        • Turnthe compost pile to aerate it.

        • Add dry materials like straw, shredded paper, or dry leaves to absorb excess moisture.

        • Ensure your compost pile is covered to prevent excess rainwater from entering.

    2. Lack of Aeration

      • Cause: Without enough oxygen, composting materials can become anaerobic, producing bad odors.

      • Solution:

        • Turn the compost pile regularly (at least once a week) to introduce oxygen.

        • Create ventilation by using a compost bin with adequate aeration or by inserting ventilation pipes into the pile.

    3. Improper Balance of Green and Brown Materials

      • Cause: Too much nitrogen-rich "green" material (like kitchen scraps) without enough carbon-rich "brown" material (like leaves) can cause odors.

      • Solution:

        • Add more brown materials to balance the compost. Aim for a ratio of about 3 parts brown to 1 part green.

        • Avoid adding too many high-nitrogen items like grass clippings and food waste without balancing them with browns.

    4. Inappropriate Materials

      • Cause: Adding materials that don’t compost well can create bad smells (e.g., meat, dairy, oily foods, pet waste).

      • Solution:

        • Remove inappropriate materials if possible.

        • Only compost vegetable scraps, fruit peels, coffee grounds, eggshells, leaves, straw, and paper.

    5. Compacted Pile

      • Cause: If the compost pile is too dense, it can restrict airflow, leading to anaerobic conditions.

      • Solution:

        • Turn the pile to break up compacted areas.

        • Mix in bulky materials like straw or small branches to improve aeration.

    Preventative Measures

    • Size Matters: Keep your compost pile between 3x3 feet and 5x5 feet. Smaller piles may not heat up properly, while larger piles can be hard to manage.

    • Layering: Alternate layers of green and brown materials to maintain balance and ensure good airflow.

    • Location: Place your compost pile in a well-drained area to prevent waterlogging.

    By identifying and addressing these common issues, you can fix the smell and ensure your compost pile is healthy and productive.

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