What Is Composting?

1.	What Is Composting?
Answer» Composting is a natural process, and when carried out under controlled conditions, converts organic material (LIKE food scraps and garden waste) into a product CALLED compost. During composting, various MICROORGANISMS, including BACTERIA and fungi, BREAK down organic material. Composting is a natural process, and when carried out under controlled conditions, converts organic material (like food scraps and garden waste) into a product called compost. During composting, various microorganisms, including bacteria and fungi, break down organic material.

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Composting is a natural process, and when carried out under controlled conditions, converts organic material (LIKE food scraps and garden waste) into a product CALLED compost. During composting, various MICROORGANISMS, including BACTERIA and fungi, BREAK down organic material.

Composting is a natural process, and when carried out under controlled conditions, converts organic material (like food scraps and garden waste) into a product called compost. During composting, various microorganisms, including bacteria and fungi, break down organic material.

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