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Composting and Vermiculture Workshop

Event Details:

This workshop will explain how you can use free or low cost resources to supply your garden’s soil with more nutrition, beneficial microbiology, and improve its water holding capacity. You’ll learn how to build and maintain a compost pile the right way to reap the many benefits of composting!

Composting is an easy way to help our environment and our gardens big or small. Come to the farm and learn how to get your compost started or give it a boost if you've already begun. If you don't have space for a heap, maybe worm farming or vermiculture is right for you? Come find out!

Did you know that we have a Community Compost site? Learn more here: 

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About the presenter:
Lori is new to this area but not to organic farming. She has managed and worked on small scale organic vegetable farms in Pennsylvania, New Mexico, and Louisiana since 2004 and now is the assistant manager at the Kula Farm. She received her Bachelors of Science in Horticulture from New Mexico State University with a concentration in sustainable agriculture.
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Lori will be hosting several seasonal garden related workshops at the Farm that will be in line with the time of year.
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This is a free workshop but donations are welcomed.


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