Barrel Compost: Bringing Harmony & Balance to the Farm by William Shock & Lisa Shock

Barrel Compost: Bringing Harmony & Balance to the Farm by William Shock & Lisa Shock, Printed in ACRES USA, February 2010 • Vol. 40, No. 2.

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What is barrel compost?

Barrel compost is a method of composting using barrels to create nutrient-rich soil.
How does barrel composting benefit farms?

It enhances soil health, promotes balance, and supports sustainable farming practices.
Who are the authors of the article?

The article is authored by William Shock and Lisa Shock.
Where was the article published?

It was published in ACRES USA in February 2010.

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