| rdfs:comment | - To apply compost, use it on an empty and weeded farming patch before planting a seed or sapling. It can be used on all farming patches except the evil turnip patch. It can also be used before treating a patch with supercompost. Treating a farming patch with both compost and supercompost does not seem to improve your chances of having healthy crops nor does it seem to improve your chances of receiving more of them, although it does provide experience for applying both.
- Compost helps to build up soil.
- Compost - îngrășământ agricol natural, rezultat în urma fermentării lente a diferitelor resturi vegetale și animale, amestecate cu unele substanțe minerale.
- Näin käytät kompostia. Ensimmäiseksi etsi farming patch ja puhdista se haravalla. Sitten laita ruohot compostiin ja odota kunnes ruohot on lahonnut. sitten heitä compostit patciin. sitten pane siihen siemenet ja kastele ne. Sen jälkeen odottele kunnes ne on kasvanut. Luokka:Tavarat
- Compost is a teenager and an animal rights activist.
- Compost bins can be purchased in the "Garden Center" section of build mode, and cost §150. Compost bins initially start out empty, with 30 available units. If a compost bin with available space is on the lot, clicking on a pile of trash, a trash can or compactor with trash in it, a newspaper, an existing crop, or a deceased garden plant will provide the option "Compost", which will add the item to the nearest compost bin. Different items will contribute a different amount of compostable material to the bin. Every two units of compostable material will produce one unit of fertilizer. If there is only one unit of compostable material inside the bin, no fertilizer will be produced until more compostables are added. Each unit of fertilizer takes 6 hours to produce.
- It can be made by putting weeds, sweetcorn and other Farming produce into the compost bin at farming patches. It takes 30 minutes for the bin to make it rot into compost, but when it is finished rotting, the bin fills 15 buckets with compost. Filling a bucket with compost gives 4.5 Farming experience. Applying a bucket of compost to a farming patch gives 18 Farming experience. Multiple compost is used in some plants. Compost can also be bought from farming shops, such as those near the cabbage patch south of Falador, and Alice's Farming Shop north-west of Port Phasmatys.
- Compost is the aerobically decomposed remnants (waste) of organic matter. Image:Compost.jpg Given enough time, all biodegradable material will compost, and the primary objective in the modern push to compost is to capture readily degradable materials so they do not enter landfills. However, most small-scale domestic systems will not reach sufficiently high temperatures to kill pathogens and weed seeds or deter vermin, so pet droppings, scraps of meat, and dairy products are often best left to operators of high-rate, thermophilic composting systems. Hobby animal manure (horses, goats), vegetable kitchen and garden waste are nevertheless all excellent raw material for home composting. Early roots of composting as a treatment for municipal solid waste were spurred by awareness of the trash cr
- El compost, compostaje, o compuesto es el humus obtenido de manera artificial por descomposición bioquímica (fermentación) de residuos orgánicos como restos vegetales, animales, excrementos y purines. El compost se usa en agricultura y jardinería como enmienda para el suelo (ver abono), aunque también se usa en paisajismo, control de la erosión, recubrimientos y recuperación de suelos. Lo estudió el químico alemán Justus von Liebig.
- Compost is the decomposed remnants of organic materials (those with plant and animal origins). Compost is used in gardening and agriculture, mixed in with the soil. It improves soil structure, increases the amount of organic matter, and provides nutrients. Biodegradation is the means by which organic matter is recycled in its environment.
* Carbon
* Nitrogen
* Oxygen (air)
* Water
- To apply compost, use it on an empty and weeded farming patch before planting a seed or sapling. It can be used on all farming patches except the evil turnip patch. It can also be used before treating a patch with supercompost. Treating a farming patch with both compost and supercompost does not seem improve your chances of having healthy crops nor does it seem to improve your chances of receiving more of them, although it does provide experience for applying both.
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| abstract | - To apply compost, use it on an empty and weeded farming patch before planting a seed or sapling. It can be used on all farming patches except the evil turnip patch. It can also be used before treating a patch with supercompost. Treating a farming patch with both compost and supercompost does not seem to improve your chances of having healthy crops nor does it seem to improve your chances of receiving more of them, although it does provide experience for applying both.
- It can be made by putting weeds, sweetcorn and other Farming produce into the compost bin at farming patches. It takes 30 minutes for the bin to make it rot into compost, but when it is finished rotting, the bin fills 15 buckets with compost. Filling a bucket with compost gives 4.5 Farming experience. Applying a bucket of compost to a farming patch gives 18 Farming experience. Multiple compost is used in some plants. Compost can also be bought from farming shops, such as those near the cabbage patch south of Falador, and Alice's Farming Shop north-west of Port Phasmatys. Three buckets of compost can be used as payment for a farmer to watch over barley seeds as they grow, or two Buckets for potato seeds. Compost is also an ingredient used in creating sulphurous fertiliser, along with saltpetre to gain favour in the house of Hosidius on Great Kourend.
- To apply compost, use it on an empty and weeded farming patch before planting a seed or sapling. It can be used on all farming patches except the evil turnip patch. It can also be used before treating a patch with supercompost. Treating a farming patch with both compost and supercompost does not seem improve your chances of having healthy crops nor does it seem to improve your chances of receiving more of them, although it does provide experience for applying both. To make compost, a player must place 15 weeds, vegetables (not tomatoes unless you put one weed in beforehand) or another grown item (Fever grass, Flax, Primweed, Stinkbloom, Tansymum, Leaves, or Lavender) into any of the compost bins that are located next to the allotment patches found around RuneScape. A player can use tomatoes, as long as at least one other suitable item is used in the bin. A player may use a grown item on a farmer to be told if it is suitable for compost, supercompost, or neither. Once the suitable items have been added and the lid of the compost bin closed, the contents will begin to rot, taking approximately 35–50 minutes until completion. During this time the player will not be able to open the compost bin to add more items. Once the compost has finished rotting, the player may open the compost bin and extract all of the compost by using a bucket on it. Each bucket of compost collected by the player will grant 4.5 Farming experience. When used on a farming patches, each bucket will grant an additional 18 experience. Alternatively, players may create compost by using the Generate Compost special move of a Compost Mound on an empty compost bin or by using a bucket directly on the Compost Mound. It can also be purchased from a Farming Shop or from one of the Group of Advanced Gardener (G.A.G.) farmers that overlook farming patches or from the Grand Exchange. Players finding themselves out of buckets may wish to use the compost bin south of Falador which has a milk seller nearby. Players can buy milk, empty its contents, empty the compost bin, store the compost with the nearby tool Leperchaun, rinse and repeat. A G.A.G. farmer will watch over a farming patch planted with potatoes for 2 Compost. A G.A.G. Farmer will look over growing Barley seeds for 3 buckets of compost. Tomatoes turn into Rotten tomatoes in a Compost Bin.
- Compost helps to build up soil.
- Compost is the decomposed remnants of organic materials (those with plant and animal origins). Compost is used in gardening and agriculture, mixed in with the soil. It improves soil structure, increases the amount of organic matter, and provides nutrients. Biodegradation is the means by which organic matter is recycled in its environment. Compost is a common name for humus, which is the result of the decomposition of organic matter. Decomposition is performed primarily by microbes, although larger creatures such as earthworms and ants contribute to the process. Decomposition occurs naturally in all but the most hostile environments, such as buried in landfills or in extremely arid deserts, which prevent the microbes and other decomposers from thriving. Composting is the controlled decomposition of organic matter. Rather than allowing nature to take its slow course, a composter provides an optimal environment in which decomposers can thrive. To encourage the most active microbes, the compost pile needs the proper mix of the following ingredients:
* Carbon
* Nitrogen
* Oxygen (air)
* Water Decomposition happens even in the absence of some of these ingredients, but not nearly as quickly and not nearly as pleasantly (for example, the plastic bag of vegetables in your refrigerator is decomposed by microbes, but the absence of air encourages the growth of anaerobic microbes that produce disagreeable odors).
- Compost - îngrășământ agricol natural, rezultat în urma fermentării lente a diferitelor resturi vegetale și animale, amestecate cu unele substanțe minerale.
- Näin käytät kompostia. Ensimmäiseksi etsi farming patch ja puhdista se haravalla. Sitten laita ruohot compostiin ja odota kunnes ruohot on lahonnut. sitten heitä compostit patciin. sitten pane siihen siemenet ja kastele ne. Sen jälkeen odottele kunnes ne on kasvanut. Luokka:Tavarat
- El compost, compostaje, o compuesto es el humus obtenido de manera artificial por descomposición bioquímica (fermentación) de residuos orgánicos como restos vegetales, animales, excrementos y purines. El compost se usa en agricultura y jardinería como enmienda para el suelo (ver abono), aunque también se usa en paisajismo, control de la erosión, recubrimientos y recuperación de suelos. Lo estudió el químico alemán Justus von Liebig. Además de su utilidad directa, el compost implica una solución estratégica y ambientalmente aceptable a la problemática planteada por las grandes concentraciones urbanas (y sus residuos sólidos orgánicos domésticos)y las explotaciones agrícolas, forestales y ganaderas, cuyos residuos orgánicos deben ser tratados. El compostaje es una tecnología alternativa a otras que no siempre son respetuosas con los recursos naturales y el medio ambiente y que además tienen un costo elevado. El compost es un producto concentrado que debe ser mezclado con el suelo u otros ingredientes antes de su uso. El porcentaje máximo de compost en la mezcla está alrededor del 30% y varía en función de su uso posterior. En paisajismo y jardinería, por ejemplo, puede ser usado de forma directa como cobertura para el suelo. En cualquier caso, al igual que el propio suelo, no debe apilarse sobre los troncos de árboles y arbustos ya que esta práctica provoca el aumento de los daños causados por insectos. El compost mejora la estructura del suelo, incrementa la cantidad de materia orgánica y proporciona nutrientes, mayormente macronutrientes como el Nitrógeno, Potasio y Fósforo. Biodegradación es el conjunto de procesos bioquímicos mediante los que la materia orgánica es reciclada por el medio, siendo transformada en especies inorgánicas. En realidad, compost es el nombre común del humus; éste proviene de la descomposición de materias orgánicas. Esta descomposición es llevada a cabo principalmente por microorganismos, aunque algunos animales como lombrices y hormigas contribuyen al proceso. La descomposición ocurre de forma natural en la mayoría de los ambientes excepto aquellos más hostiles como desiertos muy áridos, etc. que impiden que los microbios y otros agentes de descomposición se desarrollen. El compostaje es el proceso de descomposición controlada de la materia orgánica. En lugar de permitir que el proceso suceda de forma lenta en la propia naturaleza, puede prepararse un entorno optimizando las condiciones para que los agentes de la descomposición proliferen. Estas condiciones incluyen una mezcla correcta de carbono, nitrógeno, y oxígeno, así como control de la temperatura, pH o humedad. Si alguno de estos elementos estuviese en exceso o en defecto el proceso se produciría igualmente, pero quizás de forma más lenta e incluso desagradable por la actuación de microorganismos anaerobios que producen olores.
- Compost bins can be purchased in the "Garden Center" section of build mode, and cost §150. Compost bins initially start out empty, with 30 available units. If a compost bin with available space is on the lot, clicking on a pile of trash, a trash can or compactor with trash in it, a newspaper, an existing crop, or a deceased garden plant will provide the option "Compost", which will add the item to the nearest compost bin. Different items will contribute a different amount of compostable material to the bin. Every two units of compostable material will produce one unit of fertilizer. If there is only one unit of compostable material inside the bin, no fertilizer will be produced until more compostables are added. Each unit of fertilizer takes 6 hours to produce. Fertilizer is stored inside the bin until it is used to fertilize a garden plot. Each unit of fertilizer fertilizes one garden plot. The amount of fertilizer produced is unique to each bin — a lot can have multiple bins, and each one has their own storage capacity. Therefore, fertilizer can be transferred from lot to lot by placing the bin in a Sim's inventory, and any fertilizer in the bin will be lost if the bin is sold.
- Compost is a teenager and an animal rights activist.
- Compost is the aerobically decomposed remnants (waste) of organic matter. Image:Compost.jpg Given enough time, all biodegradable material will compost, and the primary objective in the modern push to compost is to capture readily degradable materials so they do not enter landfills. However, most small-scale domestic systems will not reach sufficiently high temperatures to kill pathogens and weed seeds or deter vermin, so pet droppings, scraps of meat, and dairy products are often best left to operators of high-rate, thermophilic composting systems. Hobby animal manure (horses, goats), vegetable kitchen and garden waste are nevertheless all excellent raw material for home composting. Early roots of composting as a treatment for municipal solid waste were spurred by awareness of the trash crisis as early as the 1950s, and the rise worldwide of large MSW composting plants in the 1960s into the 1970s was virtually unregulated. Public outcry in Europe against contamination of soils on farms and vineyards from MSW compost containing residues of plastic, metals and glass triggered a shakeup of the industry, and in the 1980s a phasing out of MSW composting. composting all your organic waste from home, school, and your community, could reduce the amount of landfill and incinerator waste by almost 400 pounds per year, save 4/27 cubic yards of landfill space, 48/25 kwh of energy, 4,023/3,125,000 tons of CO2 , 5,364/28,625 gallons of oil, a 1,287,360/229 cubic meter lake from being polluted, 3/6,250 ounces of Hg a year, 96 kilograms of limestone, 4,023/2,500,000 tons of air pollution per year, 4,023/57,250 tons of greenhouse gases, 192/125 gallons of H2O /pounds of coal/Fe , 384/3,125 pounds of fly ash, 48/175 pounds of Al , $1,383.80. one ton of compost could save 22/13 tons of waste, 1,056/65 kwh of energy, 1,056/455 pounds of Al ,
- Compost is the aerobically decomposed remnants (waste) of organic matter. Image:Compost.jpg Given enough time, all biodegradable material will compost, and the primary objective in the modern push to compost is to capture readily degradable materials so they do not enter landfills. However, most small-scale domestic systems will not reach sufficiently high temperatures to kill pathogens and weed seeds or deter vermin, so pet droppings, scraps of meat, and dairy products are often best left to operators of high-rate, thermophilic composting systems. Hobby animal manure (horses, goats), vegetable kitchen and garden waste are nevertheless all excellent raw material for home composting. Early roots of composting as a treatment for municipal solid waste were spurred by awareness of the trash crisis as early as the 1950s, and the rise worldwide of large MSW composting plants in the 1960s into the 1970s was virtually unregulated. Public outcry in Europe against contamination of soils on farms and vineyards from MSW compost containing residues of plastic, metals and glass triggered a shakeup of the industry, and in the 1980s a phasing out of MSW composting.
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