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julfren · **Posted: 29-11-2008 , 05:24 PM** #12

Hi Griffen and Sparkwell

Thanks for your ideas and suggestions and instructions. The home-made wormery seems to be the way to go. I hope to tackle the food waste problem in this household in the New Year. Re the digester is there anybody out there who actually has experience of using a Green Cone, for example, over a period of time? I have been hearing varying reports on their effectiveness.

The Co Councils would actually be saving money if they could give some practical incentive to people to reduce the amount of food waste that is being taken to landfill. They would save on labour and machinery and chemical costs. Like all green ideas, there needs to be vision and patience and long-term goals at both local and national government level. Half-hearted token attempts will not do.
Jul

	Posted: 29-11-2008 , 05:24 PM #12
julfren Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Co. Carlow Posts: 203	wormery/digester Hi Griffen and Sparkwell Thanks for your ideas and suggestions and instructions. The home-made wormery seems to be the way to go. I hope to tackle the food waste problem in this household in the New Year. Re the digester is there anybody out there who actually has experience of using a Green Cone, for example, over a period of time? I have been hearing varying reports on their effectiveness. The Co Councils would actually be saving money if they could give some practical incentive to people to reduce the amount of food waste that is being taken to landfill. They would save on labour and machinery and chemical costs. Like all green ideas, there needs to be vision and patience and long-term goals at both local and national government level. Half-hearted token attempts will not do. Jul