This community service activity in Duwet Village, Ngawen, Klaten aims to process household waste into eco-friendly organic fertilizer. The method used was a direct hands-on practice of layered composting, utilizing large buckets, kitchen vegetable scraps, dry leaves, rice bran, and daily rice washing water as a natural bioactivator. Physical evaluation results showed that the compost product achieved full maturity, characterized by a loose and crumbly texture, blackish-brown color, freedom from maggots or wild fungi, and a distinct pleasant fermentation aroma. This program proved effective in reducing kitchen waste volume (zero waste), saving residents' fertilizer expenses (Zero-Rupiah Solution), and improving soil fertility sustainably.
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