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Compost is a wonderful soil conditioner, fertilizer and tonic for your garden. And best of all, you can make it yourself!

While it doesn’t produce true compost, it significantly reduces food waste and eliminates odors. With its modern, minimalist design, the Luma looks great on any countertop and is perfect for ...

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Adding compost to light, sandy soil helps it hold moisture and nutrients. Adding it to heavy soil improves drainage. Contain your compost in some type of structure 3 to 5 feet wide. Put your compost ...