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Introduce Coffee Ground Compost

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The video begins with the host discussing a bag of "Grounds for your Garden" from Starbucks. He highlights that this product is essentially used coffee grounds, which are an excellent source of nutrients for plants. He explains that these coffee grounds are particularly beneficial for acid-loving plants and can also serve as an effective accelerator for a regular compost pile, enriching its nutrient content. This introduction establishes the primary material to be used and its potential applications in gardening.

Goal: The host introduces "Grounds for your Garden" coffee ground compost, explaining its source and general benefits for plant health.

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  • Grounds for your Garden (coffee grounds)

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hey folks its Josh Tony rich former welcome to the farm vlog today I think I got a hole in my glove thanks for coming to stern you rich farm today I want to talk to you a little bit today about compost I got something very special right here in this bag and will tell you about it when we come back we're also gonna go up check see if we have any new baby goats I'll give you a little bit of goat footage and just tell you what's really going on here on the farm it's freezing cold and I had two crowns done yesterday on my teeth Oh my mouth has been totally totally sore been kind of just laid up trying not to do a whole lot but it's driving me crazy to sit still in the house so let's go out together and go have some fun all right come on with me [Music] [Laughter] the something you may or may not know is that your local coffee shops have black gold and a silver package this is from Starbucks okay and it's called grounds for your garden the Starbucks has a program where you can go in and get the old spent coffee grounds and use them on your compost pile or use them in your garden helps your tomatoes to pop just something you might not know but most of your coffee shops will give you their old grounds and Starbucks is definitely a promoter of it they even have their own special bag and if you walk right in the door and a lot of Starbucks and you look down on the ground right there will be several bags of this wonderful black goat and you can get it at Starbucks or most any of your coffee shops also a lot of micro breweries around guys lots of micro breweries you can go get the spent grains from these micro breweries if you have a large operation like a cattle operation or a pork operation or even just a small farm you can set up with these guys where you can come and get their old spent grains from local breweries you know these micro breweries are popping up everywhere and a lot of them are just having to throw this stuff in the dumpster it's good it's good for your garden it's good for your farm animals it's fermented probiotic it's awesome and so is this let's go check

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