8:57 am in botanical, composting, do it yourself, food, insects, permaculture, united states, zero waste by TreeHugger
Image credit: BlackSoldierFly
It made it into
this infographic on which composting method is best for you, but it's fair to say that grub composting—or the practice of disposing of organic waste by feeding it to black soldier fly larvae—is still relatively obscure. Yet, as I noted in my post on a
commercially available grub composter, this method gets rid of veggie ...
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10:34 am in bees, botanical, Cars & Transportation, colony collapse disorder, food, idaho, insects, united states by TreeHugger

In the search for solutions to the
ongoing plight of honeybees, both
mainstream bee experts and advocates of
alternative approaches to beekeeping have suggested that the practice of trucking honeybees thousands of miles across country for pollination may be causing undue stress and contributing to colony losses. Whether or not this is the cas...
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5:10 am in bats, bees, gardens, insects, sustainable, Travel & Nature by TreeHugger
Photo: B. Alter
Insect hotels are architectural, recycled and perfectly formed. But you can't stay there: they are for the bugs.
Several gardens at this year's
Chelsea Flower Show were featuring them. The most stylish, attached to the wall of a recycled shipping container, were at the Royal Bank of Canada's
New Wild Garden. ...
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