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Hi! As recommended on the Bokashi website, for several months I've been putting my Bokashi-pails of fermented food scraps into my compost bins to help finish my compost. In the last few days, I've encountered two mice in two different bins as I toss my compost (much jumping and eeking in surprise, on both our parts.) For some reason, I had thought that the fermented scraps might not be attractive to rodents. Am I wrong about this and should I just get used to it?
Note: my Biostacks are supposed to be resistant to critters since they are covered, but mice know how to burrow.
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