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Well, I think that for tomatoes there's no need to make pellets, just use the seaweed as it is or rot it down first if you like (we have quite a short growing season here, so I'd rot it first). If you bury it in the soil that should deal with the smell. For cat litter, well I don't know, but I can'...

Hello! Well, yes, I read they are awesome, specially for tomato planting, but Im planning to give it a secondary use as cat litter. Im concerned about the environment, and despite we have here those fancy, clumping sand, I know that at the end, we are so close to the coast that those materials will ...

Hello Selfsufficients! So, I want to throw a question for all pros in biomass handling: Ive been pondering on creating dry pellets using the abundant seaweed around the beaches close to my town. All hotels despise them and will be grateful of a crazy guy picking them up and putting them in a truck. ...

Hello everyone! My name is Mike, I am from MExico. Just recently I escaped from the monstrous Mexico City (who many have the conception to have cactus and some kind of desert-like aspect, which is far from truth, its a huge concrete megalopolis), and moved to the paradise city of Cancun. Apart from ...