Hello and welcome!
If you are new to this work, then I recommend beginning by reading Maye Bruce's book 'Common Sense Compost Making: the Quick Return Method', there's a pdf download with the link in this first section.
Once you've had a look through, if you feel it's something you'd like to support, then please join the group.
Additional financial support is always welcome via the Blue Borage Ko-Fi page, which is located here: https://ko-fi.com/blueborage
Scholarships are available for those who wish to join in and don't have the means to enrol.
Each person will have their own approach when following the recipe in Maye Bruce's book, and their own composting systems in place.
For me, the floral compost activator began as a midsummer meditation, with the mixtures made in glass bottles on my meditation table. They are surrounded by crystals, I use a sound healing tuning fork tuned to the frequency of Jupiter, and there is always a vase of flowers nearby, and an overall spirit of reverence.
Simple documentation of the first few trial batches and my observations as I opened the compost piles and started using the soil.
There will be many, many applications for this work, and my hope is that we form a network or community of people sharing their ideas with each other.
A section to promote 'Quick Return' Compost Activator makers and sellers. Please let me know if there's anyone who should be included: katrina@blueborage.co.nz
Resources, links, information that doesn't fit into the other sections.
This is a research group with a difference - we are working on community building, both among our fellow home gardeners, and area also ever so excited about the potential of this simple remedy for commercial growers, urban waste management, mortality composting and much more. In the spirit of Rudolf Steiner's 'social motto', here's the section where we bounce ideas off of a wide range of colleagues.
Social motto:
"A healthy social life is found only, when in the mirror of each soul the whole community finds its reflection, and when in the whole community the virtue of each one is living"