Follow the latest chapter in The Soil Hub journey as a major setback turns into an unexpected opportunity, securing affordable land and bringing the composting and worm farming project back to life.
Tag Archives: Green Waste
A Break at Last
After years of planning, Earthly Comforts may have found a home for the Soil Hub—a step towards turning green waste into a valuable local resource and rethinking how we build soil.
The Soil Hub
A reflective essay on building the Soil Hub — a slow, closed-loop approach to green waste, composting, weather, and patience in real-world gardening.
Three Years of Growth: Balancing Love and Headaches in Gardening
An honest reflection on three years of Earthly Comforts—loving the work, facing real business headaches, and growing a values-led gardening business.
How to Build a Brash Deadwall for Wildlife
A brash deadwall is a wildlife habitat built from organic waste and trimmings, providing shelter for animals. Construct it with stakes, layering brash material for stability and airflow.
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