Indianhead Biomass

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THE ART OF COMPOSTING
Recycling organic matter into compost and using it on your plants brings lots of benefits. Composting will turn old branches and other organic waste into nutrient-rich soil for your lawn, garden, or farm. Compost is becoming more popular because it is very easy to make and use in a variety of ways.
How to Ensure that the compost is ready
Whether you buy your compost or make it yourself, you should have a handle on knowing whether your compost is ready for your soil or still needs some time to cure.
Mature compost that is ready for application is usually dark brown or black. It should be smooth and crumbly, and it should have an earthy aroma to it. The easiest way to tell that compost is not fully mature is by the smell. If the compost has a bit of an odor to it, you may need to let it sit and dry or cure for at least a week before it’s ready. At Indianhead, we strive to give you mature, ready-to-use compost right at purchase, so you don’t need to wait to bring new life to your plants!
Now that your compost is ready, let’s look at ways to use your compost:
1. Nourishing existing plants
If you already have plants or grass growing and need to give them a boost, simply sprinkle a generous layer on the surface of the dirt. Rain and water will mix the compost in, and your soil will be enriched. Also, you can use