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Not many want Larry Connell s job. But after 29 years of removing road kill from Montana s highways for the Montana Department of Transportation, he still has a sense of humor. If you get these soon enough, you can eat em. From one grill to another, you know? Across four million miles of roads in the United States, 253,000 animal/ vehicle accidents occur annually, with 90 percent of those accidents involving deer. According to a Montana Department of Transportation advisory issued in 2005, collisions between automobiles and large animals have quadrupled in the past 20 years. NewWest.Net s Anne Medley spent a day with Connell as he picked up casualties of the road and transported them to one of several composting pits designed to turn road kill into soil in 45 days. Due to the graphic content of this video, viewer discretion is advised.

QuickTime vPIP We recently had the privledge to make a video about Rainforest Action Network, the non-profit envrionmental change maker. We first met Julie Wolk, RAN Grassroots Organizer, at the Bioneers Conference. Julie explained that RAN works to hold corporations accountable for their environmental practices through an inside-outside approach to activism. Having protesters outside a store or shareholders meeting helps to put the pressure on, having a contact meeting directly with CEOs on the inside helps get the demands met, both creating space for each action to make real change. We were super impressed and moved by the passion and dedication that everyone we interviewed in the organization has. They ve made incredible changes and continue to train and empower the next generation of environmental activists to get engaged and tell corporations that business as usual is just not OK . We ve been working on this for a few months, going through their extensive video archive, gathering interviews and trying to bring 20 years of RAN s work into the spotlight. All media in the video (music, photos and original interview footage) is Creative Commons licensed. Thanks to everyone at RAN for letting us come in and document your work!

Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, talks about the importance of healthy soil in your garden. Be sure to sign up for her newsletter at www.gardengirltv.com. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Author: Gardenfork Added: Tue, 08 Jul 2008 11:12:19 -0800 Duration: 564Making pickles is easy, even Eric can do it. Watch Gardenfork to see Eric make bread and butter pickles with this simple recipe. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Making pickles is easy, even Eric can do it. Watch Gardenfork to see Eric make bread and butter pickles with this simple recipe. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Patti Moreno, the Garden Girl, talks about the importance of healthy soil in your garden. Be sure to sign up for her newsletter at www.gardengirltv.com. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Author: tcc357 Added: Sun, 29 Jun 2008 17:50:22 -0800 Duration: 83The Mantis Compost-Twin is an easy to use elevated with twin composting bins so you can cook in one and fill the other. The Mantis Compost-Twin is elevated 34" off the ground for ease of adding material and removing material.

Author: cleanairgarden Added: Thu, 26 Jun 2008 08:24:30 -0800 Duration: 7A new shipment of Tumbleweed Composters arrived today in this very eco-friendly shipping container. It has sustainable harvested bamboo flooring, which was not only greener than the usual shipping container, but also in much better shape inside!

A new shipment of Tumbleweed Composters arrived today in this very eco-friendly shipping container. It has sustainable harvested bamboo flooring, which was not only greener than the usual shipping container, but also in much better shape inside!

Author: Gardenfork Added: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 18:16:22 -0800 Duration: 331Today we learn how to make a simple compost bin. Simple is good at Gardenfork, so we have more time to throw the ball for the Labradors. Be sure to visit The Green House for more - http://www.green-house.tv

Author: Gardenfork Added: Fri, 20 Jun 2008 18:16:22 -0800 Duration: 331Today we learn how to make a simple compost bin. Simple is good at Gardenfork, so we have more time to throw the ball for the Labradors. Be sure to visit The Green House for more - http://www.green-house.tv

Today we learn how to make a simple compost bin. Simple is good at Gardenfork, so we have more time to throw the ball for the Labradors. Be sure to visit The Green House for more - http://www.green-house.tv

This is THE BEST designed tow behind compost turner in the world. Brilliant blending & aerating ability and do not require 3500 kg of concrete ballast hanging off the side of the turner in order to lift it up vertically in the air just so it can go through a gate! Crazy!! Save time & money using quality compost turner. Australia's best selling tow behind turner & sold throughout the world.Contact Dale on 0412 593 407 or email sales.rce@gmail.com Author: RecycleandComposting Keywords: tow behind compost turner Added: June 18, 2008

Paul Forrest, Yorkshire and Humber Regional Coordinator.

Ian Scott, North West Regional Coordinator for CRN UK.

Cath Kibbler from the Community Composting Network.

As you might remember, we made a new worm bin after our original bin failed. This new one is doing great! The drainage holes in the bottom have helped keep it moist but not too wet, the shallow shape allows the worms to get to everything faster and the blending of food scraps allows the worms to eat right away. Today we harvest all the rich vermicompost (soil) and sprinkle it into one of our garden beds. Potted plants also LOVE this stuff. I ve brought back to life more than one of our failing ferns with a scoop of nutrient rich vermicompost. Why buy chemically fertilizer when you can use worm poop?

We were saddened by the death of our first worm bin because of some imbalance of moisture, acidity or bad paper products. We re super determined to continue the worm composting process with a homemade bin. We took the tray from our old bin (a big kitty litter pan) and gathered some scrap wood from our communal backyard at the San Mateo Eco-Village and got the process going again. The basic set up for a healthy, homemade bin is plenty of ventilation, damp paper bedding, food scraps, green plant stuffs, red wiggler worms and some shredded dry paper topping. We ll keep monitoring our bin to see how it s going and hopefully, cross your fingers, our worms survive and make us rich worm castings for our plants. If you make your own bin, let us know how it s going and what your secrets are! Music: Santigo (Stuttering Breaks Mix) by DJ Rkod

We ve been composting in our homemade worm bin for 5 months now. Through trials and tribulations, we ve learned a lot about the right environment for worms! In fact we experimented so much, that we managed to decimate our entire worm population. *Sigh*. Master composter and Freshtopia diva, Barb Finnin, came by to see how our worm bin was doing after all this time. Thank goodness she was so encouraging! She helped us haul our semi-composted compost (and dead worm population) to our new backyard composting bins where it can still be useful. We also get a look at a Wriggly Wranch-a multi-layered worm bin that our neighbors purchased at a discount from our county waste management. Seems that if you can get the discount, the layered method is the way to go. We will try again using homemade methods, but this time we ll have a little bit more knowledge to keep our worms alive. Thanks Barb!

We ve been thinking a lot about how much trash comes in and out of our apartment. We recycle and compost a lot of stuff, but some things, like plastic wrappings, just have no where to go but the garbage. Thinking on a more micro level, we are trying to analyze and reduce those miscellaneous items of trash from even reaching our doorstep. How do you do that when everything you buy, especially your weekly groceries, come in some kind of packaging? Number 1: Stop buying so many packaged foods and supplement them with things you make instead. Number 2: Anything you do buy should be in a recyclable or compostable container. Number 3: Make PANCAKES from scratch! Yes, make pancakes!

Can you tell that we re into our worm bin? As you saw in our last worm bin update, our bin had been getting a little sludgy and unproductive. Jay went online and found a source to buy red wigglers for cheap so we could bump up the composting production of our bin. Keeping an eye (and nose) on your bin will help you get a feel for how things are going in your worms world.

intervista di Matteo Incerti all'assessore tecnico all'ambiente della Campania Walter Ganapini, membro onorario Agenzia Europea per l'Ambiente.

Your bathroom is a sacred place where you clean your body inside and out (literally). What better way to treat yourself than to green it up a bit? There are so many little things that can be done to make sure that every thing coming in (water, soap, humans) and every thing going out (water, soap, poop) is clean and green. Thanks to Cheryl Colan from Node101 Phoenix for sharing her green bathroom secrets too! Our favorite green products mentioned: Dr. Bronner s Soaps and Bio-Clean.

We ve been Vermicomposting for almost 4 months now and it s been quite a learning experience! We recently moved to a place where we could place our bin outside, so we got a little lazy about smell. Pretty soon, the smell was really bad! Too much liquid, not enough drainage and air was causing anaerobic (sans oxygen) bacteria to grow which causes that rotting smell. Jay has been patient enough to help the bin drain by rotating in paper, dirt and sawdust. Drilling several dozen extra drain holes helped a bunch too! We ve also been checking out the book Worms Eat My Garbage for more Vermicomposting tips!

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Author: gardenersatlas Added: Thu, 15 May 2008 12:49:33 -0800 Duration: 356Mulching can make a world of difference to the success of your garden. Whether you're planting vegetables, flowers, or landscaping your yard, these tips will help your garden grow better.

Assembling a compost bin doesn't get much easier with the Tumbleweed Tumbling composter. With only a few steps and two tools needed, the Tumbleweed can be assembled in minutes and makes rich, organic compost easily.