Sentence examples for compost back from inspiring English sources

People claim you can grow edibles up there, lugging bags of compost back from Homebase on a bicycle and then up three flights of stairs, but surely that's exaggeration?

Howard Levenson, California Integrated Waste Management Board supervisor, said clopyralid could put an end to the state's recycling success story and force tainted compost back to landfills.

Let's look at the logic of harvesting the plants that grow on the mesa, composting them and then tilling that compost back into the soil.

When that plastic is composted back into soil, all of that energy is effectively wasted.

Wool fiber is used to make carpets, blankets, and garment textiles, it can be recycled into post-consumer products such as insulation and geotextiles, and later be fully composted back into the earth (Henry 2012; Russell 2009).

Our communication talks about the great benefits of composting and how the compost goes back to feed the farms and soil for healthy food.

He'll be full after his pint and a few bites of the tempeh, so he'll ask the photographer waitress to add his scraps to the compost out back.

Even if he was merely showing me the right way to pull up a weed or to dig a hole to trap a gopher gnawing at the roots of an orange tree, or tamping down the compost heap back of the chicken shed, the old Hassidic energy emerged in melodic glory, thanking G-d for always creating something new.

Why is there no mention of composting coming back to the city?

In fact, the first account of composting dates back to the Akkadian Dynasty, which took place in a fertile area of modern-day Iraq between 2320 BC and 2120 BC.

First, he says, "to take a nice hunk out of the problem, people should set up composting programs in their back yards". Composting, the degradation process brought about by bacteria and fungus organisms, can effectively turn organic kitchen and garden refuse into a moist black soil conditioner.