You have two 4×4 ft beds and two 4×8 ft beds, each 8 inches deep. Currently, each contains about 6 inches of straw and 6 inches of compost (total 12 inches—overflowing). You want to know how much additional soil to add.
Since beds are already overfilled with compost and straw, you likely don’t need more soil—just mix and settle the existing material. If you want a specific soil blend, remove some compost/straw first.
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