Krishna Kumar, who coaches corporate executives on leadership skills, stumbled upon a Japanese method of composting while researching into management studies. “It sounds crazy and the two seem totally unrelated, but it is true,” he says. “I found a seamless connection between what happens in an organization and the the garden - particularly food garden. This lead me into learning more about soil and composting methods and equipment.”

Krishna Kumar’s organisation Quantum Leaf holds workshops on Bokashi, a composting method suited for urban living because it is anaerobic. This means it is less smellier than the more commonly known vermicomposting. City Express has a conversation with him on how a greenthumb can get started on Bokashi..................Read more

Source: The New Indian Express