'John from http://www.growingyourgreens.com/ goes on a field trip to Veteran Compost outside Baltimore, Maryland to share with you how compost and worm castings are made on an industrial scale. In this episode you will learn about the essential components of creating your own compost at home or on an industrial scale. You will also discover why removing food scraps from the waste stream (trash) is an excellent idea and how this turned into a business. You will see how to have fly free, bug free worm castings with no fungus gnats and other bugs.. Finally, In this episode you will learn how Justen created a job for himself and other US military veterans and their famlies and how you can too. Learn more about veteran compost at http://www.veterancompost.com'
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