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Top 5 Kitchen Composter For Reducing Food Waste | Which One is Your Favourite?

· 5 min read
Moore
Moore
Tech Writer, Gardening Lover

Food waste is a big problem. It hurts our wallets and the environment. But there's a simple solution: kitchen composters. These handy devices turn your food waste into nutrient-rich compost, reducing landfills and creating valuable fertilizer for your plants.

In this article, we'll explore the top 5 kitchen composters on the market. We'll look at their introductions, features, and benefits to help you choose the perfect one for your needs. Let's dive in and discover which one is your favourite!

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Egg Recall Due To Salmonella: The Best Way To Deal With Eggs Recalled

· 8 min read
Moore
Moore
Tech Writer, Gardening Lover

In 2025, the United States has experienced several food recalls due to Salmonella contamination. Now, it’s egg recall due to Salmonella. This recall raises concerns among consumers about food safety. This article aims to provide clear, actionable information about egg recalls, Salmonella, and how to protect yourself and your family.

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FDA Tomato Recall Salmonella Outbreak Raises Concerns About Vegetable Garden

· 5 min read
Moore
Moore
Tech Writer, Gardening Lover

While composting is generally a good practice for reducing waste and enriching soil, it's important to be cautious when dealing with potentially contaminated materials. The FDA Tomato Recall Salmonella outbreak highlights the need to take extra precautions to protect your health and prevent the spread of salmonella.

Cucumber Recall 2025 How To Protect Our Vegetable Garden From Salmonella

· 7 min read
Moore
Moore
Tech Writer, Gardening Lover

cucumber recall due to salmonella Image Credit: FDA|Outbreak Investigation of Salmonella: Cucumbers(May 2025)

A multistate outbreak of Salmonella Montevideo infections is under investigation by the FDA and CDC. The source is traced to cucumbers from Bedner Growers, Inc., in Boynton Beach, Florida, distributed by Fresh Start Produce Sales, Inc.

In the last few days, an outbreak of Food Safety Corcern has been spreading across the United States, affecting hundreds of millions of residents and agricultural industries, over 200 infection cases reported in 15 states.

Salmonella infection cases in the US Image Credit: FDA|Outbreak Investigation of Salmonella: Cucumbers(May 2025)

As a gardening enthusiast, I’m really concerned about how salmonella intrudes into our vegetable garden and how we can get rid of it, whether from soil, compost, water, fertiliser, plants, or grown fruits and vegetables. And I do hope that those who have been infected by salmonella in the US get the best treatment and recover soon. No more infection cases increased!

Garden Soil VS Compost - What Are Their Pros and Cons?

· 7 min read
Moore
Moore
Tech Writer, Gardening Lover

Often, gardeners find themselves pondering the age-old question: garden soil vs compost? Choosing the right medium for your plants is crucial for a flourishing garden. While both play vital roles, they possess distinct characteristics, benefits, and drawbacks.

This comprehensive guide will delve into the intricacies of each, equipping you with the knowledge to make informed decisions for your specific gardening needs. We'll explore their composition, advantages, disadvantages, ideal applications, and how to use them effectively to cultivate a thriving and vibrant garden.

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When Compost is Ready to Use?

· 2 min read
Moore
Moore
Tech Writer, Gardening Lover

Compost is ready

Knowing when compost is ready to use is a bit like knowing when a cake is baked. There are some telltale signs to look for.

"Proper composting requires the right balance of materials and conditions," explains Dr. Sarah Chen, a composting expert. "When done correctly, beneficial microorganisms break down organic matter into rich, usable compost that's great for your garden."

GEME Participates in "Soil, Water and Climate in Balance" Symposium, Highlighting Sustainable Food Waste Management and Soil Regeneration

· 3 min read
Joey
Joey
Publicist, Plants Lover, Stray Dog Keeper

GEME recently participated in the "Soil, Water and Climate in Balance" symposium, organized by CoE Groen – the Centre of Expertise for the green domain in the Netherlands. The event brought together experts from research, education, policy-making, and entrepreneurship to discuss the complex challenges facing agriculture, water systems, and climate change, emphasizing solutions through knowledge-sharing, practice-based innovation, and collaborative action.