Some basic tips for learning how to compost food scraps in your backyard or get rid of them through community programs.

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First aerate the soil with a garden fork. Sprinkle some gypsum if you have heavy clay like Millie – it binds together the fine clay particles, creating room for pockets for air and water within ...

When the soil has dried out, loosen it with a garden fork and then use a short-tined rake to drag soil from walkways onto your designated beds to raise them up 6 inches or so. A 30-inch-wide bed ...

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Do not use a metal rake for this, as this will damage the weakened soil surface. Aerate the soil - use a garden fork or aeration tool to spike holes into the soil surface. The holes should be no more ...