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What Every Farmer Should Know Before Buying A Compost Turner

Posted on March 2, 2018 - 7:35 am

picture taken from the ground on a path between green crops

If you have ever tried to do something without the proper tool, you have probably had a rough time. It makes all the difference to have the right tool for the job. If you are a farmer looking for your first compost turner, also known as a windrow turner, you may not be sure what […]

How To Build Compost Piles Like A Professional

Posted on October 11, 2017 - 7:19 am

A white commercial compost turner from SCARAB International turning a windrow

Compost piles allow farms to save significant costs and recycle their organic materials. There is no need to purchase new compost every season, as your farm is likely equipped with most of what you already need. Composting allows you to exponentially increase profits, because every season you become...

Turned Windrow Composting Can Benefit Your Farm

Posted on August 18, 2017 - 2:11 pm

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Producing nutrient-rich compost quickly is crucial for optimum results. One effective method for achieving this is through aerated, turned windrow composting. Large-scale farms, in particular, benefit from high-quality compost, as it helps to reduce capital and operating costs. With tight deadlines...

Compost Turners Are Cost Effective And Efficient For Farmers

Posted on July 12, 2017 - 5:02 pm

Commercial composting enables farmers and others across the globe to reduce storage and upkeep costs while increasing the efficiency of their operations. Especially in these uncertain times, farms everywhere can benefit from reducing costs, increasing efficiency, and maximizing output. Here’s how ...

Creating And Using Compost In Organic Farming

Posted on July 12, 2017 - 1:40 pm

up-close picture of a large pile of compost or oil with shovels in it

Compost is a critical ingredient for any farmer that allows them to keep their fields healthy. Composting is the process that transforms raw organic residues into a “humus-like” material. Microorganisms break down the organic material and produce nutrient-rich soil additives such as mulch, ferti...

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