Yes, another re-run but for good reason! Composting season is just around the corner. The very best thing you can do for your garden is to add compost. And spreading free compost that you made yourself is the most satisfying feeling you can imagine. So, we’re re-posting the compost video, Part 1 (part 2 at right in the VodPod) and if you live near Charlotte and want to take a 4-hour composting class, here’s the schedule. I’ll be teaching the classes on Oct 4 at Reedy Creek and Oct 25 at Latta Plantation.
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- Audubon Society
- Campaign Earth
- Catalog Cancellation
- Catawba River Keeper
- Compost Website
- Cornell Lab of Ornithology
- Crows using tools
- Current Moon Phase
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- NC Wildlife Federation
- Rattlesnake Article
- Sierra Club
- Slow Food
- The Environmental Blogosphere
- The Weston Price Foundation
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Smell Like Dirt 
Inspirational. I set up my first compost bin today using 4 wooden pallets. I found a great source for alfalfa pellets for $15 per 100 lbs. And I went ahead and planted my first fall garden plot. In Texas I have at least 10 more weeks of growing season for cool weather veggies.
Thanks, it was inspirational!
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