Blogs about: Humanure
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Vermiculture in Pueblo
Via the Pueblo Chieftain, I found this article about a recycling village planned for 40 acres outside of Pueblo. The folks behind the whole village concept are at the Gaia Institute Wellness Center. … more →
Boulder Vermicomposting
Harvesting
onedog1955 wrote 1 month ago: Picked all the butternut today and put them in the greenhouse. The forecast is for cool, damp weathe … more →
Crapping for a Cleaner Planet
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Alex Kramer wrote 2 months ago: The convenience of being able to simply flush away the contents of ones bowels and whatever other wa … more →
Vermiculture in Pueblo
vermicomposting wrote 2 months ago: Via the Pueblo Chieftain, I found this article about a recycling village planned for 40 acres outsid … more →
Humanure
frugalque wrote 4 months ago: You can find out quite a bit of information on this topic on the internet. We are already really in … more →
Getting Stuff
onedog1955 wrote 4 months ago: Borrowed CR’s truck and got another load of leaf compost from the county site, plus another 18 … more →
Moving?
onedog1955 wrote 5 months ago: No, we’re not moving. We have to stay in commuting range of my job. At 12.5 miles each way, if … more →
First Bucket o' Humanure
onedog1955 wrote 6 months ago: Dumped the first bucket of humanure into the compost pile today. I’m not sure I can even conve … more →
Small apartment compost bin on Flickr
andregallant wrote 7 months ago: My compost bin – two 5 gallon buckets. The bottom one holds dirt to scoop on top of freshly ad … more →
Report from the Rocky Mountain Compost School
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vermicomposting wrote 7 months ago: I just returned from the third annual Rocky Mountain Compost School, four days of classes about comp … more →
We Are the Animals
planet108 wrote 7 months ago: Especially in the case of being vegetarian, manure is hard to come by, if you don’t have anima … more →
Does Redworm Composting Reduce Pathogens in Waste?
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vermicomposting wrote 8 months ago: Via a pointer from Dan Matsch, I looked at some of the work that Clive Edwards has done. One paper, … more →
Water and Sanitation
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planet108 wrote 8 months ago: Akvo, the open source for water and sanitation. Application of ecological sanitation and permacultur … more →
Defecating Well
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Nathan wrote 9 months ago: When I was thinking about what to do for Corduroy Day (11/11) 2006, I talked to a friend from New Or … more →
Japanese make gasoline, fragrance from cattle dung
andregallant wrote 9 months ago: Out of Japan, scientists are turning agricultural waste into fuel, as well as cologne. Hmm. By Kozo … more →
Castles in the Air
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Alex Kramer wrote 9 months ago: My partner Alex has guest-written my blog for me this week, on the subject of our present and planne … more →
Interview: Worms in permaculture and other sundry topics
vermicomposting wrote 10 months ago: This is part 3 of my interview with Forest. You can find part 1, where Forest discusses a large scal … more →
What to Do.. or not
rocksmart wrote 11 months ago: Now I know this is a controversial subject and that is because most humans have a difficult time get … more →
Humanure (human manure)
Thinking Woman wrote 1 year ago: I must admit, I am intrigued by the whole concept of composting human manure. I am by no means ready … more →
What instincts have we lost?
Thinking Woman wrote 1 year ago: It’s amazing to watch how instinctual animals are. I’ve almost always had indoor-only ca … more →
