On-farm Composting in Pennsylvania; Turned Windrows

This segment of the four part On-farm Composting in Pennsylvania series focuses on the most common compost method, turned windrows. In addition to showing different inputs that can be used, it also features a variety of compost uses including field application, vermicomposting, and compost tea.
The entire On-Farm Composting in Pennsylvania series, as well as a written overview and bibliography about on-farm composting is available on the Capital RC&D website; www.capitalrcd.org/on-farm-co...

[@sav376]

awesome video. Thank you!

[@HoffAppFarm]

Thank you for this!
We generate an enormous amount of leaf and grass clippings from around the yards at the Farm. I would very much like to incorporate windrows into our processes...so rather than just piling these materials into the woods...where it's creating some incredible organic material by the way...we'd like to set up a system where we can easily store them in the woods on mobile trailers, and then pull those trailers up to the windrow piles for composting. Having a windrow chopper/turner would also be an incredible plus for us.