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As Nards said - it's excellent to compost your grass. It does need to sit for a while to destroy the grass seeds. All the fertilizer you put on your grass is then being used again.

The easiest way is to collect your scraps in a container, than once a day just dig a hole and bury them. Sometimes potatoes or avocado plants grow which could be a bonus. Your soil becomes really rich and garden worms love it.