Winter might seem like the least ideal time for composting, but don’t let the cold weather fool you. With the right techniques, you can keep your compost pile active and productive all season long. While decomposition slows as temperatures drop, it doesn’t have to stop entirely. Winter composting not only reduces waste but also ensures you have nutrient-rich compost ready for spring planting. Here’s how to keep your compost thriving when the mercury falls. 1. Insulate Your Compost Pile One of the biggest challenges in winter is maintaining the internal heat of your compost. Insulation is key. 2. Choose the...