How many pounds of this compost will be equivalent to 1.5 cubic yard?
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the bag approximately 12 inches wide, 18 inches long and about six inchess thick. This equates to approximately 3/4 of a cubic foot. If my math is correct, I believe you would have
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Definitely a pound, and probably a 1.5 loaf, but not sure about larger size loaf.
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I don't know the exact amount in cubic feet, but we used 3 full wheelbarrow loads of top soil mixed with compost to fill it up.
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I have a compost heap out in my back yard. I take stuff out to it all year long. Some people have 2. One cooking and one building. You can do it however you like, obviously.
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This compost collector uses 2.5 gallon compostable bags, bin capacity is 1.3 gallons
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the package states 5 YARDS not 5 feet.so 5 YARDS = 3 feet per yard X 5 yards per foot X 12 inches so 180 inches= 3 x 5 x 12that is 2 inches wide. i saw this product at home depot the other night but more expensive but if you want to take a look at it and home depot is convenient, you can check it out before you buy it or even at ACE hardware... but again, more expensive...
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we bought this last spring and put 04 bags of garden soil in it (each bag being 02 yards). It filled it nicely.
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I had the same question. The 5 pound container is supposed to cover 3 acres. I took a wild guess and mixed one third of my 5 pound container into my 4 gallon sprayer. This should be enough to cover one acre but I sprayed roughly one half acre with the four gallons which means I was spraying double concentration. I don't mind the overkill but I'm sure that 1/6 of the 5 pound container mixed into my 4 gallon sprayer would have been sufficient. Nothing has sprouted since I sprayed a couple months ago so it seems to be working.
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1lb/454 grams bag. I use 2 Tb of a mix w/ Borax, Washing soda and baking soda; in my front-load washer. See the recipe at www.greencleaningcoach.com. Many more than 8 loads.
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Thank you for your inquiry! Yes, the quantity is 1 and it is a 5 lb. Roast.
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In terms of pounds I would say about 8 to 10 lbs per 15 gallon bag. It's enough to grow about anything you wish.
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Well, I just remember, that I had receive one yard with a plastic bag and it had 120 Grams. That's the only information that I have.
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Jason is correct about 32 cubic feetIt is difficult to go by weight as different types of soil have different weights
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The instructions say to mix 3 tbsp of tomato tone into the soil for new plantings. 2 cups per cubic foot for potted plants. I use it for potted plants mixing it with other nutritional amendments such as alfalfa meal, neem meal, crab meal, and kelp meal. My mix is per cubic ft. (7.5 gallons). 3 cups total of all above mentioned nutritional amendments along with a base of 1/3 peat, 1/3 perlite, 1/3 compost. Then I allow this mix to sit (cook) for 30days.
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The 5" is correct. I assume the 2 yards is also correct, but I never actually unrolled it to see how long it was. I've been cutting off pieces of it and it seems to be about 2 yards.
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I don't know for sure. I just stick it into my compost that is 6 " deep and I get a reading at any depth I place it in.
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Most people use 1 or 2 pounds per 10 square feet , I on the other do not use the Azomite in that manner. I mix 1 whole bag per 160ibs of compost and organic soil. Yes you can apply the Azomite a month before planting in your soil.