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Many people think that because we live in such a vast country that we will never run out of space. What they don't realise is that only 6% of Australia has arable land to live on. If we continue to fill the ground with our rubbish sooner or later we will have no where to live, farm or play. Be 'Landfill Conscious', recycle all the items that can be recycled and reject products with too much packaging. How can we reduce the amount of waste that we each produce? Come to the recyclers forum and add your two cents worth. It could be worth the earth in the future.

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JessandScott (User)

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Re:Composting 2007/08/29 18:08	Karma: 0
Hi Our compost instructions also mentioned that we should not add onions, so we've steered clear of them. It's our first compost, and it's quite fun! We love watching it grow whenever we rake up the leaves from the lawn or take down all the fruit and veg scraps.

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a_chan (User)

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Re:Composting 2008/06/23 22:45	Karma: 0
Avoid adding tomato cuttings or roots. I've started getting little tomato plants growing everywhere because I put them in with the compost!