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Did you know that there are âhotâ and âcoldâ methods of composting? Read on to learn more. Composting is a method of recycling naturally decomposing matter. Ingredients, size of the pile, local weather conditions, and your maintenance habits will affect the outcome. Note that shredded leaves, chipped wood, and chopped food scraps generally decompose more quickly than whole or large pieces. Hot, or Active Composting The quickest way to produce rich garden humus is to create a hot, or active, compost pile. It is called âhotâ because it can reach an internal temperature of 160Â°F (140Â°F is best) and âactiveâ because it destroys, essentially by cooking, weed seeds and disease-causing organisms.