Can compost be designer made?

I looked it up out of curiosity. We (GreenChrome and I) haven't done a compost pile yet, though we have been considering starting one, either with a pile in the yard or with worm bins.

According to greenliving.nationalgeographic.com, using solely fruit for your compost is favorable. They are high-nitrogen, and add a great balance to the high-carbon of your dry products like leaves. They are going to cause a considerable increase in the moisture level of the compost, to which you are going to want to use a high-carbon material with good absorption (leaves, sawdust, etc).

I'm not sure if using fruit only will affect the smell and taste, as the material is decomposed. I do believe the nutrients gained from using the compost will have a positive effect on the plants, and it's organic.

Thank you for your response. I am currently very into organic growing and use compost considerably in my grows. I make my own manure compost using the droppings of various animals to get a broader range of nutrients. I like the results. I do a 5x5 ft. area at a friends farm. I have space for another 5x5 area and was considering doing a fruit and sealife compost. My research did not give me the answer to my question. Hoped someone her had more info or a site where I could research myself. so once again and .

Keep it Growing Chronicly !!