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The Best Location For The Compost Bin

Where is the best location for the compost bin?

Place the compost bin onto bare soil or grass so that the worms can get in and the moisture can drain out.

Ensure that the ground is level and drainage is good.

Ideally place the compost bin in a partially sunny position as the heat helps to break down the waste. (A shady location will still produce compost but at a slower rate.)

Place the bin where there is easy access to it.

Ensure that there is enough room around the compost bin to mix the compost and get the finished compost out.

Click on this link to find out what to put in your compost bin and click on this link to find out how to make compost.

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