This video shows what happens when you bury kitchen scraps or waste like bones and meat such as fish in the vegetable garden.
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Hi Love what your doing but what about rodents and other furry mates wouldnt they smell it?
Rats, foxes and badgers enjoy a free meal.
Mark: Oh, that's a nice big beetle grub.
I'll fed him to the chickens
Beetle grub: Oh fuck
Hmmm I don't know. What will happen. Dumb
Thank you for encouraging me brother
I'm starting my first compost pile and this is a great alternative. So many options to use food waste in the garden. Thanks for the great information, I subscribed
We have a lot of rats where we are. Will that be a problem with burying food?
My uncle had the best garden full of roses, the most beautiful roses, and it is all because of burying, throwing scraps, vegetables, you name it.
My goodness! I had no idea! Thank you!
It's called #COMPOST lol
I think you should read more! household waste does not degrade at the same time, this is a first mistake. I think you are playing!
Have you read about «Bokashi»? If not I recommend it. It's almost the same as you do.. burying food waste. differences are that the soil is finished in 2-3 weeks and you get rid of odors due to decay. You do not need a fancy bokashi bucket (which you can buy). I only use a regular bucket with a lid. (Ps! Sory for my bad english!)
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does it have to be in raised up beds or can we just like, dig holes n the ground?
Awesome, I had no idea! Loved it.
Awesome content. Thank you for sharing this with us all.
You grow rats. NO GREASE, OR MEAT OR BONE.
Kitchen scraps are great, as long as they have never been with meat of any kind. I once threw some yard debris over a clay trouble spot in my yard. a few[ as it seems] months later, it was covered with grass.
We had "volunteers" come up from some our overly-anxious composting. We grew mystery potatoes, mystery tomatoes…and our favorite…a mystery melon. The melon was the best, cuz we could not figure out what kind of melon it was as it grew. At about football-size…we were still guessing. Then we found out…it was a watermelon…cuz the squirrels…or something…dug a whole and was feasting…smiles.
Is it good to bury Onion and potatoe peels and citrus peels in the heap?
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when I bought my vita mix years ago it was reccomended to blend up garbage for the garden. worked well.
I appreciate your efforts sir,but I think if you burried kitchen scrap or anything.it needs nitrogen to decaying.and when they getting burried scrap used nitrogen from soil.but if you decay scrap on land it consumes nitrogen from air and compost fast.from your method I think Quantity of N2 in soil getting less.