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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2025 · 19 MIN

Don't Do This With Your Compost!

from Soil Saviors

Composting organic matter is a time tested way to increase positive microbial counts, recycle carbon rich "waste", and add fertility back to your land. But BEWARE! People around the nation are toxifying their land and garden because of what they DON'T know. In this episode you'll learn how to avoid putting toxic sludge on your land. You learn the importance of microorganisms and minerals and how to utilize them to supercharge your compost pile. You'll learn the fallacies of mainstream compost paradigms. You'll learn how to assemble a perfectly balanced compost pile. Enjoy this conversation about optimizing your compost pile. Let us know, what is your secret to creating the most fertile compost pile? To breakdown chemicals and restore the minerals and microorganisms in your gardens, orchards, pastures and hunting food plots buy now at https://www.soilsaviors.org Soil Saviors SMM is a self supporting ministry and private membership association.

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