Composting helps the environment by Reducing the waste volume Produce compost that helps soil quality Eliminates bad organisms Add nutrients to soil Compost.

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Composting helps the environment by Reducing the waste volume Produce compost that helps soil quality Eliminates bad organisms Add nutrients to soil Compost is created by decomposers eating organic material They produce “left overs”and give off energy What creates Compost?

We need decomposers to convert organic matter

Decomposers – Cool vs Hot Hot Only some fungi, bacteria and microbes are hot decomposers, the rest are cool

Composting Basics 2 major types of composting (cool and hot) Cool takes a long time and requires many organisms Thermophilic (hot) up to temperatures of 70 degrees Celsius (140 Fahrenheit)

Bottom of compost food chain Top of compost food chain Food chain in the compost pile!