In loving, living memory, John Melançon 1928 – 2007
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Composting in a smallish space: with worms
Tue, 2009/05/12 - 8:32am — Benjamin MelançonMark Follansbee, www.WormMainea.com
In addition to my plastic tote bin (instructions attached), you can use white or red cedar to make your bin. Same Idea, build a bin that is 12-18 inches tall, 18-20 inches wide and 24-36 inches long with a wood or plastic top and you'll be fine. Unless the lid is tight fitting, wood bins generally do not need air holes.
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