rotting process

The rows must be turned every two months to help the rotting process.

At least you won't be stumbling over it while you wait for nature to continue the rotting process.

The softening, rotting process gets under way from the moment the muzzle is first tied in place.

Good ventilation of the compost pile is, among other criteria, an important factor for the rotting process.

Beech and oak leaves do have a tendency to defy the natural rotting process.

This prevents bacteria from completing the rotting process, hence the presence of black, foul smelling mud.

The rotting process releases acids which mobilise metals into the leachate from the landfill.

The digestors are really silos designed to speed up the rotting process and collect the methane that's released.

If the compost heap seems dry, water it with the hose and cover with old carpet to speed up the natural rotting process.

Oxygen disappears when fish use it up in respiration, and when debris consumes it for the rotting process.

The location of the Swarte Broek was chosen because the flax had first go through rotting process in the open waters.

Compression and rotting processes resulted in a solid residue that proved very effective against wave action and they needed very little maintenance.

Collect them up and the lawn’s loss will be the compost heap’s gain, as the nitrogenous content of the grass will speed up the rotting process.

The technology - developed by Geest - ensures that no oxygen, which causes the ripening as well as the rotting process, reaches the fruit during shipping.

The icy-cold water had held back the rotting process over the decades, and the crew sat as properly uniformed as at the instant they had all died.

That material is trucked away to the leach pads, the distribution heads and emitters-can tah, can tak-are laid over it, and the rotting process begins.

This is caused by the microorganisms which colonise the straw and absorb oxygen from the water and by chemical oxygen demand of the rotting process.

The moisture speeds up the rotting processes as well as causing wounds to become infected much easier because of all of the bacteria that live in the water.

Since the beginning of the 20th century, acetylation of wood was researched as a method to upgrade the durability of wood in resistance against rotting processes and molds.

The fact is that the rotting process in timber can be long and slow, and may not be observed by the householder until a very advanced stage of decay has been reached.

The heat from the rotting process kills any seed that gets into the poo by passing through the horse; otherwise we'd be up to our ears in grass from that source too.

The waste is sorted to remove large, non-degradable material, and then transferred to about a dozen long heaps where the natural rotting process, aided by special aeration and periodic turning, converts it into compost in eight weeks.

Where stench arose, he diagnosed the presence of disease, decay, rotting processes and death (Exodus 7:18) and where pleasant aromas existed were places biologically clean and conducive to habitation and/or food production and harvesting.

In fact, on reflection, I would not risk weeds in flower on the compost heap (in this I include overenthusiastic cottage garden spreaders such as past-their-best forget-me-nots, fennel, verbascum etc) without first starting to get the rotting process under way, which is what a prolonged dunk does.