Processed my compost today. I use the system I mentioned on Page 2. I built a screen to sift out the big stuff. Each year it gives me 10, 5 gallon buckets of high quality compost. One advantage of composting on the ground it is literally teaming with worms thousands of them!
I have 3 4x8 raised beds and each gets their share. Then I had to turn them all with the garden fork and rake them relatively flat. All together, about 4 hours of manual labor. I'll sow lettuce and spinach seeds on Monday.
Decided I won't start seeds anymore inside for tomatoes, peppers, etc. I'm just buying seedlings at good garden centers. Not a whole lot more expensive and saves many hours of watering, messing with lights, hardening, etc.
Thinking about adding a 4th bed outside the fence and trying some squash and zucchinis. They take up too much space and I've heard deer don't like them. No big loss if they do get hungry.