Question

Advantages of city compost (tree diagram​

Answer 1

Answer:

Their tremendously useful soil microbes and humus help to aerate soil, improve water retention and resistance to both drought and water-logging, and can reduce irrigation requirements and conflicts over water.

Answer 2

The following are the primary benefits of composting:

• Compost is high in nutrients and can be used for landscaping, topsoil blending, and growth media, among other things.
• Because of the loss of ammonia during composting, compost has less nitrogen than biosolids from other stabilization procedures.
• Nitrogen in compost, on the other hand, is released more slowly and is available to plants for a longer length of time, which is more in line with plant absorption requirements.
• Sandy soils benefit from compost because it promotes water retention.