Sentence examples for possible to compost from inspiring English sources

It is possible to compost without air (anaerobically), but the process employs different bacteria and an anaerobic compost pile will take on a sour smell like vinegar.

While it is slowly becoming possible to compost dog feces, this must only be attempted under very special conditions in municipally sanctioned compost bins; usually these are located in local parks.

It is possible to purchase compost tea from enthusiastic nurseries and organic gardener gurus with diplomas in organic gardening.

Our group of EcoSan practitioners – including Joe Jenkins, author of the Humanure Handbook – launched a pilot project in a large tent camp for displaced people in Cite Soleil to see if it was possible to provide clean composting toilets and to collect and compost all the toilet waste on-site.

Detection of elevated concentrations at distance from the site boundary was unexpected but it was not possible to confirm that composting was its source.

It is not possible to produce household waste compost with a specific fertilizer value (Ozores-Hampton et al. 1998) because household waste is heterogeneous and varies in composition with place and season (Kirchmann and Widen 1994).

Additional testing is being conducted, "so that we can provide the clearest guidance possible to consumers regarding the composting of grass clippings," says Lance Latham, spokesman for Scotts.

The reproducibility of the process and the quality of the final compost make it possible to propose the use of this experimental device for research requiring a mass reduction of the initial composted waste mixtures.

It's possible to get two large batches of compost each year if you stick to these points.

If there are leftovers, ask the caterers to package items and freeze where possible; where this is not possible for hygiene and safety reasons, ask them to compost as much as possible.

The results of this study suggest that if the respirometric potential is known, it is possible to predict the behaviour of a full scale composting process.