English farmer / can't you have leftovers?

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Only later did I know that the food waste from weeds alone was not very effective. When green materials decompose, they produce nitrogen and juices, weeds rot in water but do not decompose, and water-absorbing waste paper or cartons will help emit carbon dioxide, neutralize and accelerate differentiation. In order to promote gas neutralization, Mr. Buffalo has to stir the fertilizer in the composting bucket from time to time. To be honest, the sour smell is really hard to understand, but it is not inconvenient to think of the fertile soil in the coming spring.

If we take a closer look at the waste, we will find earthworms running around with centipedes, and many unknown beetles that live on decay. Watching them busy digesting a large bundle of green leaves and kitchen waste, we no longer feel that these materials are dirty and smelly. It's kind of funny to remember the fear of earthworms when we were young.

But a few months ago, we never thought about where the leftover food went, nor how to sort the green waste, but in the course of farming, we suddenly found a new cycle in which any material consumed by human beings would return to the earth in different forms, and in the process, we are just helping the world do a good job in the role of a classifier.

Today's rotten kitchen waste is tomorrow's brilliant flowers, who knows?