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The Science Behind Composting: Why It’s the Best Thing You Can Do for the Planet
The average South African generates about 5.4 kgs. of general waste a day. That’s about 4.4 million tons of garbage each year, and it’s only going to increase as our…
Compost and climate change
Food waste that ends up on a landfill site is the third-largest contributing factor to climate change. Converting food waste into compost is an essential part of combatting climate change.…
What to do with doggie do
Let’s be honest, mans best friend is wonderful until it comes to picking up doggie do. Those “landmines” on the lawn are not the part of being a dog owner…
Everything You Need to Know About Container Gardening
While most people appreciate the beauty that plants bring to a home, not everyone may have space or the patience to become a master gardener but almost anyone can appreciate…
How to Reduce Your Food Waste
More food than you could possibly imagine ends up as waste in household kitchens each year. Becoming more aware of what you chuck out and implementing a few simple actions…
4 Easy Ways to Help Save The Environment
Every day we hear more and more about how important it is that we start taking care of our environment if we want our planet to enjoy a sustainable future.…
Keeping Pests Out of Composting
In an effort to go green, cultivating your compost heap is not without its challenges, especially one that contains organic food waste. Such compost heaps are tantamount to opening up…
10 Ways The Hotel Industry Can Reduce Their Environmental Impact
Reducing environmental impact has become imperative for all individuals, households and companies. There are many steps that hotels can take to increase their eco-friendliness. Bokashi Bran® outlines 10 of the…
Cost-Effective Commercial Kitchen Recycling
In today’s world, environmental issues are becoming ever more important to consumers, to the point that they are indicating that they prefer to support restaurants, hotels and those in the…
Indigenous Gardening for Greener Fingers
South Africa is considered a dry country, with an average rainfall of less than 500mm per annum. When every drop counts, responsible water usage should thus be a fundamental element…