What's going on everyone? Kevin from Epic Gardening here. Today it's kicking off

another guest week and this is a really cool week because today's guest is

going to be someone that I found, I think, just on YouTube many years ago.

And his name is David the Good. He's got an awesome website over at the survival gardener.com,

author of at least six books, if not more, probably more on the way.

And so this whole week is going to be really, really interesting.

We're talking about a breadth of topics in gardening, homesteading, composting, etc.

Even a little bit of a business idea for you later in the week.

So David, thank you so much for coming on, man.

Hey, thanks for having me, I appreciate it.

Yeah, so today we're talking about, this is an interesting title too, growing your own compost because I think a lot of people

are going to read that and say don't you grow stuff and then put it in the compost when you're

done with it. So what do you mean by growing your own

compost? Well it's one of those things that that it's like an it's like a law that you

never have enough compost.

I mean, you put a tumbler in your backyard,

you put a bin in your backyard or whatever else.

And it seems like there's never enough material

to actually make all the compost that your garden wants. Like I could always do

with another couple of buckets of compost. If I had a little more I would go hit that apple

tree in the back and give it some more. The orange looks like it needs some more but I

don't have any. I better save it for the

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