Compost Tumbler vs. Worm Farming: Which is Better?
There seems to be an ongoing debate between the use of a compost tumbler or a worm farm for feeding the garden soil. Both of these are efficient solutions for recycling household waste and converting it into something useful, i.e. soil nutrients. Both are recommended methods for nourishing the soil bed in an organic way. The basic principle in both the systems is the same, i.e. organic matter is decomposed and converted into a nutrient-rich material, used for soil fertilization. However, when trying to choose between the two, you should be aware of the following: Understanding Compost Tumbler A compost tumbler can be described as a cylindrical-shaped compost bin. It can be turned and twisted unlike conventional compost piles, offering greater ease-of-use. A typical composting bin would contain heaps of decaying garden foliage and kitchen waste, mixed thoroughly for encouraging microbial action. The growth of microorganisms is critical for composting, i.e. the process of natural decompo
