−50%The Compost Kitchen: Turning scraps into next year's soil
Janet M. Bryan · narrated by Rosemary Adair
2026
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You will learn to see your kitchen scraps as the beginning of something rich and alive. Janet M. Bryan walks you through the quiet science and simple practice of turning onion skins, coffee grounds, and fallen leaves into dark, crumbly soil. You will understand the balance of green and brown matter, what belongs in your bin and what does not, and how to layer and tend your pile so air and water keep the living organisms thriving. Rosemary Adair reads with the steady patience of someone who has spent mornings turning heaps and knows the satisfaction of earth warming in your hands. Her tone is clear, unhurried, and grounded. You will finish ready to start your own pile and wait for the transformation.
20 chapters
- 1Introduction3m
- 2Chapter 1: Your Scraps Are Not Trash17m
- 3Chapter 2: What Compost Actually Is17m
- 4Chapter 3: The Green and Brown Balance18m
- 5Chapter 4: What Belongs in the Bin16m
- 6Chapter 5: What Stays Out and Why19m
- 7Chapter 6: The Simple Layering Method14m
- 8Chapter 7: Air, Water, and the Living Pile19m
- 9Chapter 8: Small Space, No Problem22m
- 10Chapter 9: The Bokashi Bucket Shortcut19m
- 11Chapter 10: Worms as Quiet Helpers17m
- 12Chapter 11: Reading Your Pile's Signals18m
- 13Chapter 12: Harvesting Black Gold20m
- 14Chapter 13: Using Compost in Pots and Beds14m
- 15Chapter 14: Building Your Weekly Rhythm19m
- 16Chapter 15: A Seasonal Calendar That Works18m
- 17Chapter 16: When to Call in Help17m
- 18Conclusion3m
- 19About the Author1m
- 20Before You Close the Book1m
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