You can just prop something as simple as a metal roofing slab at an angle and have it drain into a container. The bigger the surface area, the more water. I have a compost barrel but bc we compost large amounts it’s not as practical as composting on the ground in bins or piles. We drove t posts into the ground and slid wooden pallets vertically onto them and made 3 walls for our pile. The chickens turn it for us so it’s easy work. Chickens are one of the best friends in the garden, with their waste as fertilizer and eggs in the hole for growing tomatoes, etc. we use the hot waste straight from the coop as a weed killer along fences, too I’m not sure is Tom’s is commie. 😂We used to use the tooth paste but now we switched to Japanese-discovered nano hydoxyapatite.