Composting

Are Red Wiggler worms actually efficient garbage disposals? Read the full story on Substack, and follow me on Twitter. Red wiggler worms are small, but mighty creatures that can do a lot to help reduce waste and improve the environment. …

One of the things I have been wanting to act upon for some time is a community-wide endeavour that pursues some aspect or another of self-sufficiency. I’ve not felt confident enough in my limited experience and learning to initiate anything up until now. Not that I am any kind of…

You already paid taxes while buying it Not only does it make sense economically to keep your trash, but also it is very much a sustainable habit. The idea of “Trash” is nothing more than a means to get rid of something. Something that is not valuable. Given that we…

As parents, we often focus on the joys of raising a child, but it’s important to consider the impact that this process has on the environment. Babies require many disposable items that are only used for a short period of time before being discarded, which contributes to our environmental footprint. …

On-site Composting at a large workplace really can work — here’s one example: I recently had a delightful three week trip down to Dunedin to babysit my little granddaughter so that my daughter could do a summer school paper at university. With time on my hands and a little person…

Welcome to a new series of updates, which will probably live on LinkedIn as a monthly newsletter. If you want to follow my work on LinkedIn, you’ll find me here. I’m keen to show just how varied the work of a Soilpreneur is, and will feature a range of people…