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A method of and apparatus for quickly composting organic material which involves the use of a flexible bag having a plurality of perforations through the body portion of the bag and a composting tablet having a water soluble binder in which is retained a large number of natural micro-organisms, the

A method of and apparatus for quickly composting organic material which involves the use of a flexible bag having a plurality of perforations through the body portion of the bag and a composting tablet having a water soluble binder in which is retained a large number of natural micro-organisms, the bag being filled with the organic material and an aqueous solution formed by adding the tablet to a predetermined amount of water. The open end of the bag is thereafter closed and periodically the bag is compressed to force out through the perforations gases resulting from decomposition and then fluffed to draw air into the bag through the perforations. The composting tablet preferably contains enzymes which accelerate the activity of the microorganisms and a nitrogen releasing substance to supply the nitrogen necessary for continued decomposition of the material being composted.

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A method of rapidly composting organic material, which method comprises: providing a flexible bag having an open end, a plurality of apertures through the body portion of the bag, said apertures being sufficiently large to permit the ready passage of air and gas therethrough but sufficiently small t

A method of rapidly composting organic material, which method comprises: providing a flexible bag having an open end, a plurality of apertures through the body portion of the bag, said apertures being sufficiently large to permit the ready passage of air and gas therethrough but sufficiently small to prevent the escape therethrough of any substantial amount of the organic material to be composted, substantially filling said bag with organic material to be composted, adding thereto a predetermined amount of an aqueous solution containing therein numerous minute particles which tend to facilitate decomposition of the organic material, closing the open end of said bag so that said bag is substantially closed except for said apertures therethrough, placing said bag upon a supporting surface which normally maintains said bag in a stationary condition, periodically compressing said bag to force out of said bag gases accumulating therein as a result of such decomposition, and then manipulating the bag to allow air to enter therein through said apertures.