Method for containing organic debris
AssigneeLocke White, II
InventorsLocke White II, Keith John Jones
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AssigneeLocke White, II
InventorsLocke White II, Keith John Jones
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A method of containing organic debris such as leaves in piles or layers is disclosed. The method comprises the utilization of a chemical composition for coating the generally upward facing leaves in order to bond them together into larger sections. Once the separate leaves are bonded together by the coating, the larger sections provide a protective covering that keeps the wind from disturbing the pile or layer. Further, in some instances the coating may include a biological agent that facilitates the decomposition of the organic debris. In other instances the coating may also include a fertilizer that would be beneficial if the organic debris was used as mulch spread around plants. Also disclosed are methods for applying coating using a distributing device.
A method for controlling organic material by using an adhesive layer.
A method for controlling and disposing of organic material using an adhesive layer
A method for controlling the redistribution of piles of autumn leaves consisting of applying an adhesive layer to the surface of the pile.
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