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Hot Composting: More Compost, Less Time!

David Goodyear from the Flatrock Homestead put together these videos on hot composting. In Part I he discusses some of the science behind hot composting and how to do hot composting. Hot composting creates compost quickly compared to cold composting which translates to moving fertility to your garden quicker and increasing your yields now rather than later.


In this part, David shows his hot composting method for our backyard vegetable production.


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