With the rampant waste in society, is not common to use it again, this time with ideas and gain knowledge from various sources on the internet, I get one that is processed into compost, which is very useful for plantations in Indonesia

composting

 Individual composting

Them individually in waste management / scattered needed one
the composter tool that can help in the process of change in waste
organic compost which is needed by agricultural land,
plantation, fishery and mining excavation ex. With this method,
composting can be directly performed in each household
producers of organic waste with a very practical technique.
With the method of this composter, a municipal waste management
simplified so as to reduce the volume of waste in TPS and can
minimize odors released by organic waste
rot because it does not directly processed. Whereas for inorganic waste,
such as plastic, paper and metal can be recycled into feedstock
industries. Plastic, paper and metal can be processed at a recycling facility
or channeled through the collector will then be distributed to
recycling industry requires raw materials.
Composting process by using Compost

. Supply and manufacture Composter

On drums / plastic barrel with ± 75 cm high and 50 cm diameter made
some ventilation holes with a hole diameter -10 cm 3. this method
effective when using bio-activator Orgadec containing 2
alternate aerobic microbes. Bio-activator that is used is the result
production of Indonesian Biotechnology Research Institute for Estate Crops

Papua, Indonesia's easternmost province also poorer typical batik store of wealth. The specificity of Papua batik motif can be seen from up to a different color from the other areas batik origin. Compared with batik patterns of other areas in Java, Papua batik patterns are quite striking differences. Papuan batik motifs depict many tribes also cultural diversity of Papua. Archaeological heritage that is widely available in the Papua region could be a source of inspiration to evoke the creativity of the artists Papua in producing ethnic-themed artwork.
Over the selection of many Papuan batik motifs using sacred symbols and carvings typical of Papua. Lizard or crocodile is one of them, besides of great circles.
Papuan batik motif that is widely known batik motif is a symbol Asmat wooden sculptures rate this Asmat.Batik have characteristics that are very distinctive. Among other things, the color is brown with a mixture of soil and terra-cotta color (brownish red).
Another motive is the bird of paradise motif, motif Kamoro (or symbol statue stands), Sentani motifs with characteristic grooves image logs swirling with color type only one or two colors and some patterns are varied with a touch of gold stripes and dubbed prada batik.
Papuan batik is much more exposed now than when it first appeared in 1985. When the Indonesian government to get assistance from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to empower local culture in eastern Indonesia. Papuan batik enthusiasts now have a lot, but the price is still expensive for most Papua batik is batik, not print. They cost between Rp 200,000 to Rp 2.25 million per piece.
The uniqueness of batik making Papua ogled many people, ranging from local to international consumers. It was considered reasonable because Papuan batik not only symbolizes the culture of the surrounding community, but also elements of the history and archeologists incised in it. Therefore, typical batik Indonesia's easternmost region is worth preserving.

batik Pekalongan

Batik Pekalongan batik coast including the most rich in color. As is typical of coastal batik, variety hiasnya usually naturalist. When compared with other coastal batik Pekalongan Batik is greatly influenced Chinese immigrants and Dutch descent. Pekalongan Batik is very free, and interesting, although sometimes with motives or Yogya Solo batik, often modified with a variety of attractive colors. Quite often on a piece of batik cloth found up to 8 colors bold, and dynamic combination. The most popular motifs and is known from Pekalongan batik motif Jlamprang.

Batik Pekalongan heavily marketed to the area outside Java, including West Sumatra, South Sumatra, Jambi, Minahasa, to Makassar. Usually traders in this region batik motifs are ordered according to the tastes and customs of each region.

Pekalongan Batik is a privilege, the pembatiknya always follow the development of the era. For example, at the time of the Japanese occupation, it was born with nama'Batik Javanese batik Hokokai ', namely batik motifs and colors that resemble the Japanese kimono. In general, Javanese batik is batik Hokokai morning-afternoon. In the sixties also created batik with Tritura name. Even in 2005, shortly after President Yudhoyono appointed appearing batik 'SBY' is similar motif dengankain ikat or songket. Motives are quite popular these days is the motive Tsunami. Indeed Pekalongan people never run out of ideas to make batik creations.

Batik Bali, Marriage Motif "In" and "Outside"

It is still relatively new, but  batik industry in Bali so rapidly. Perhaps because Bali to save a lot of potential local motifs and designs. Dozens of Balinese batik design was born. From the cheap to the exorbitant cost. So far, the average market price of batik in circulation in Bali Bali is good quality ranges from Rp 350 thousand to Rp 2 million. The high price because batik is made from quality fabrics and drawn by hand and using natural dyes such as those made by Ida Ayu Pidada (under the brand name "Bali Batik Wong") or by AA Inten Trisna Manuambari (with the brand "Diamanta").

That qualified "wah". If a quality fashion these days, the price is not that high. At most, the range between Rp. 15 thousand to Rp. 75 thousand.

Batik itself is the result of a craft that has become part of Indonesian culture since centuries ago, particularly in Java. The term "Batik" is said to originate from the Javanese "amba", meaning to write and "nitik" which means to make a point. Optionally, the word "batik" refers to the technique of making patterns and dyeing cloth using the color barrier material in the form of night (wax), which is applied on top of the fabric. In English, this technique is known as wax-resist dyeing. This technique can only be applied on top of a material made from natural fibers such as cotton, silk, and wool. If there is a batik cloth making patterns and coloring are not using the above technique is called fabric patterned batik cloth, batik cloth instead. The kind of fabric usually made in industrial scale with a printing technique.

In Bali, batik industry began around the 1970s. The industry was pioneered among others by Krishna from Banjar Pande Ketut Tegeha, Batubulan, Sukawati - Gianyar, with cap-weaving techniques using manual loom known as Not Weaving Machine Tools (Lurik). Intensification of the Balinese people to wear batik of the dead - as well as udeng fabric (headband), pushing the island's batik industry continues to grow dang forward. Bali now has grown to tens of Batik industry featuring Balinese motifs, motifs also blend with the outside Bali Bali such as Bali, Papua, Bali-Pekalongan, and others.