Did you know that you could recycle your green waste into compost, instead of letting it waste? Did you know that compost can improve the quantity and quality of crops ?

Compost is a natural product obtained as a result of combining almost all kinds of organic wastes and decomposing them in an oxygenated and humid environment. Compost is used to enrich and regulate the structure of the soil, to be used for agricultural purposes on a large scale or for horticultural crop cultivation. Compost helps sandy soil retain water and nutrients. It loosens tightly-bound particles in clay or silty soil so that roots can spread, water can drain, and air penetrate. What is more, compost does not cause salinization and chemical pollution in the soil like chemical fertilizers; it does not cause accumulation of chemicals in the plant that may be harmful to human health. 

Compost is not a fertilizer. While manure provides the soil with nutrients necessary for the growth of plants, this only ends up benefiting the plants. In contrast, compost feeds the soil. This ensures that any plant grown in this soil will have a better quality, and will be more nutritious. In addition, since compost is made from natural materials, rather than synthetic products, it is better for the environment, and less likely to have a long-term impact on the soil quality and the surrounding area.