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Recently i decided to recycle our kitchen waste, into fertilizer for the garden, instead of simply dumping it in the garbage bin.
I hope that the following link will be of use in helping anyone wishing to start composting waste from their kitchen:
http://tush-tsh.blogspot.com/2011/05/getting-down-to-composting.html
 
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Kitchen waste strewn over an earlier layer of waste, leaves, saw dust. At the very bottom of the pit there is a layer of laterite stone rubble, pieces found all over the property. This layer is similar in effect of drainage to what one normally puts in a pot while placing plants.
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