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Answers to three common compost problems

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If you treat them right, microscopic critters in soil will do your bidding and turn garden and kitchen debris into black gold for the garden. "There are more microorganisms in a teaspoon of topsoil than there are people on planet Earth," said Nick Andrews, small farms specialist and compost expert for the Oregon State University Extension Service. "Compost is similar. It's...
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Answers to three common compost problems

If you treat them right, microscopic critters in soil will do your bidding and turn garden and kitchen debris into black gold for the garden. "There are more microorganisms in a teaspoon of topsoil than there are people on planet Earth," said Nick Andrews, small farms specialist and compost expert for the Oregon State University Extension Service. "Compost is similar. It's...

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McKenzie River Reflections broke the news in McKenzie Bridge, United States on Tuesday, September 9, 2025.
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