Here’s one thing I’ve been doing to make extra cash while homesteading.

Here’s how I got free compost and got paid too!! No Bullshit

If you are not using a germination chamber to germinate seeds, you should. Use a germination chamber to get the appropriate temperature and humidity to germinate seeds. Different seeds germinate better at different temperatures. For example, tomatoes and peppers germinate best at 80 degrees, lettuces germinate best at 70 degrees. Learn how to build one by going to https://farmhack.org/tools/sweat-box-germination-chamber Things you will need. An old refrigerator. Do not use a wine cooler like I did. It works but a refrigerator will provide you with more space and better insulation. You will also need 2 ink bird temperature controllers. https://www.amazon.com/s?k=ink+bird+temperature+controler&ref=nb_s_noss You will need some source of heat. I like to use an aquarium heater and a tray of water along with a little forced air heater. Here is a link to instructions on how to build one https://farmhack.org/tools/sweat-box-germination-chambermaid Thank you for watching. If you found this helpful please like and subscribe. Email any questions to mybigassgarden@protonmail.com Thank you

Hey what’s going on! You know compost doesn’t have to be fancy. You don’t need a bunch of crap to make good compost. All you really have to do is pile a bunch of organic matter up and let it sit for about a year. Go ahead and turn it if you feel so inclined but it’s not necessary. A couple of key points when making a compost pile. 1. Try to put it in a somewhat shady spot. Don’t let it dry out, but don’t let it get over saturated. 2. Keep a 2:1 ratio of brown to green with organic matter. But don’t get to concerned about this, just don’t over do it on one thing. 3. Do the sniff test to see if it’s ready. Good compost has a nice earthy smell and a fluffy texture. If it’s stinky then you did something wrong. Hey thanks for watching. Help me make some mailbox money by hitting the like button and subscribing to my channel. Thanks again!