Sara, thank you for sharing your experience with this type of composting. I have done something similar called "trench" composting. I know the worms will eat it when the kitchen waste is buried, but I never did it in such a large quantity, nor did I look to see how well it had composted in such a short time. Again, thank you for the topic and the video. Happy Gardening! Catherine

Amazing, many thanks for sharing this. I had started mine this october. I am really happy i found your channel. I enjoy all your videos.

Enjoyed watching very educational

Thanks for your Bokashi advice. We are new to Bokashi and have two bins alternating. From Forster Beach NSW Australia 👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏

Sara,thank you very much :)

Thank you for the video, happy to have found your channel :)

Another experiment will be more accurate...take soil meassure it or weight it....make a box and place the bokashi compost and the weight soil on top...after two months come back and dig it ...screen it and see how much soil you really have...by weight

Hi! Do you have any issues with pests once you've buried the Bokashi ferments in soil?

Did you try drunken method composting ever? Try and compare results pls

So if I understand this video correctly Bokashi compost is simply old food waste that has decomposed in the soil???