Indore method of composting involves decomposition under aerobic conditions
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The Indore method of composting in pits involves filling of alternate layers of similar thickness as in the Bangalore method. However, to ensure aerobic condition the material is turned at specific intervals for which a 60 cm wide strip on the longitudinal side of the pit is kept vacant.