Bokashiteetä
Bokashiteetä is a Japanese term that refers to the process of fermenting organic waste using an anaerobic method, resulting in a nutrient-rich soil amendment. The word "bokashi" means "fermented organic matter," and "teetä" is a Finnish suffix that turns it into an action or process. This technique is part of a broader approach to sustainable waste management and organic farming.
The bokashiteetä process involves collecting food scraps and other organic waste in a sealed container, where
The resulting bokashi compost is not a finished product but a pre-compost that needs to be buried
The bokashiteetä method is an effective way to reduce organic waste sent to landfills and promote sustainable