How to make 18-day compost using the Berkeley hot compost method

In this video, we demonstrate how to make and use a rich compost in just 18 days using the ‘hot composting’ method developed by the University of California, Berkeley.
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[@jotocs3]

You think Rwandans haven't been doing that already all their lives...they didn't call it composting but backyard gardening 😜

[@soulquest1163]

😁🇫🇯🇷🇼😜

[@maftabk]

Isn't it better to dig a pit and bury the items to avoid tilting and other labour work. Pit can be continuously used

[@scribeinfo1824]

It will take much more time to be final compost

[@moortruthify]

Right 👍

[@Anishkumarps]

Its needs aeration to make it fast. It needs to be turned at intervals

[@smoshcom100]

For slow acting yes thats best cus its easiest

[@altafabdallah7867]

It's called shivansh khad, thank u from africa Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@pamelag.4417]

Thank you, nicely explained!!🤗

[@duniatani007]

This verygood video for me, 18 days you can used your compost, usually I make compost in 1 month, thank you my friend, Nice to meet you Im farmer from Indonesia

[@danielayensu5849]

Wooow , wonderful vedio, so educative. Thanks

[@london5739]

Very good… I do hope this can be teach in school or college about farming manures… waste foods, grass cutting etc can be reuses for manure… this could help saves money… for better tools… farming tractor if needed….for farming future 👍🏿

[@bryonbrill]

I would just move the bin over the outside.. but you didn't have the twine or ties around the posts you set that you showed.. there are a ton of concepts here that need to be further broken down for everyone.. I get the video, but break it down further for others. Cheers!

[@emzsantillan1207]

Thank you for sharing💚☘️🍀🌿

[@bollweevil8112]

Eh, you had me up until the “outside inside, inside outside”, by hand

[@CharlesMukasa-jf1my]

Thank you so much for the very easy step by step process clearly explained in plain language. I just have 2 questions.
1. How about when I have plenty of cow dung
2. How often should I apply it on perennial crops like Coffee and Cocoa
Thanks

[@sheikbasha7932]

What is labor cost for.production, time required.....use waste decomposer...
1.Method...
2.Cost....
3.Economical or uneconomical...
4.what is benefits & Demerits...
5.Risk involved....Virus & Pathogenic bacteria development,funges development..????? Types...effects to crop...????

[@MrNicong]

These methods aren't necessarily new in Africa. Indigenous biodynamic farming methods recognized the importance of fermention and utilized it until the introduction of the novel 'miracle fertilizers'. I had a talk with my dad a year ago about why he seemed to have abandoned the old organic practices for the so-called modern agriculture, and he didn't really have an answer.

[@bknatureafrica7106]

Good affordable fertilizer

[@mbahchietom2222]

God bless you 🙏

[@DanielSpeek]

turning might be a bit easier if you have 2 frames, otherwise you have to shovel each load twice

[@mrbossamo]

Organic best for gardens.

[@stevehall1466]

how a person get cow urine

[@neiljoy8465]

Use your own urine😉MoooO

[@rrchicken117]

Very carefully

[@mrc1146]

Check out your local farmer!

[@laineabreulaine1420]

Urina humana também acelera a compostagem, fiz e obtive ótimos resultados

[@soulquest1163]

..."1 bucket cow urine"...😆😆😆

[@محمدالجرفاني-ل1ي]

شكرا
هل يمكن ان تعرفنا كيف صناعة البيتموس

[@opinyajames2402]

Good, but what is the ratio of it,eg,20litres is how much compost is needed?

[@azharulislam5987]

Excellent idea ❤

[@victormlemele8155]

Good video

[@raghunaturalfarming4871]

Nice thought sir, how much npk nutrition value in this pile?

[@randomtox910]

Fantastic video, thank you!

[@moba3362]

why protecting the pile from rain? in my climate (germany) there is not that much rain to ruin the pile. and i figured out that compost worms and other helpers are still there if the compost is wet. as this video seem to be made in africa, having more hot temperature, i don't understand the issue regarding protecting the pile from rain. can you try to clarify this please?

[@kabulreal]

If too much rain hits the compost it will cause the middle of the compost to turn soggy as it will prevent air from getting to it and render the process anaerobic (absence of oxygen)

[@OPINYAJAMES-o4q]

Please ilike your videos theyare good.

[@Kavip-c1x]

GREAT CHANNEL THANKYOU 🙏

[@noahfloyd9616]

This is a amazing video!

[@ssenyonjokigongolaban3543]

Great work 104.9

[@Emadaldeinarabi]

Very dedicated

[@Joyce-vy1ki]

Thanks 👍 I know now

[@ummunabilakram9130]

Good