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Effective Microorganisms or EM

June 10, 2005 by Justin Thomas 8 Comments

This may be one of the most efficient things we’ve featured. “Effective Microorganisms” or EM is a formula of specially selected microbes which can be used for many applications. For example, they are a metaefficient compost additive. If you add a mixture of them to your kitchen compost and it will decompose more quickly and… [Continue Reading]

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BioBag: Biodegradable and Compostable Bags

May 12, 2005 by Justin Thomas 7 Comments

BioBags are the first 100% biodegradable alternative to plastic bags. They are made from cornstarch, vegetable oil and other renewable resources. BioBags makes kitchen “compost bags” to store foods scraps before composting. They can also can be used to store food in the refrigerator. The advantage over plastic, is that these bags will “breath” without… [Continue Reading]