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Old August 26, 2014   #10
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I use straw as the base for my compost. Takes a bit longer to break down than other carbons but produces a nice rich compost.
I agree. I love using straw for composting. I think it was Elliot Coleman in "The New Organic Grower" that thought it was great for composting because the straw is hollow and allows for easier air penetration of the pile.

I know this is not the answer you are looking for Tatiana but it is the best use I could make of it. Heck, I would compost it and put it under my wood chips a year or so down the road.

Glenn
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