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Master Composter Training
Vermi-composting (worm bin) Workshop
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Vermicomposting
Learn how to compost indoors–with help from worms.
Master Composter Training
Mondays, March 15, 22 and 29, 2010, 6 pm - 8:30 pm
Attendance at all three sessions is mandatory.
Grades: Pre-K - 12 Teachers or Residents (Hamilton County,
Ohio Only)
Location: Civic Garden Center of Greater Cincinnati
(MAP)
2815 Reading Road, Cincinnati, Ohio 45206
Registration: FREE
Pre-registration is required.
The Civic Garden Center of Greater Cincinnati and the District have partnered to provide you with three weeks of intensive training that teaches every aspect of composting. Learn about a wide array of topics including: where to locate a compost pile, which type of compost bin is best for you and how to build it, how and when to turn your compost pile, the fascinating biology of a compost pile, and how to incorporate compost into your existing garden. Students will each build and take home a wire compost bin, and have the
option to make a vermi-composting system for a nominal fee. The instructor is John Duke, American Compost Society & Master Gardener. Fifteen hours of volunteer service is required to complete the course; students have one year from the last class to complete their hours. There are a number of volunteer options to suit your needs and aspirations! Pre-registration required.
To register, contact Corina Bullock or call (513) 221-0981.
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Vermicomposting (worm bin) Workshops
Saturday, June 12, 2010, 10 am
- 12 pm (register by: June 4)
Saturday, November 20, 2010, 10 am - 12 pm
(register by: November 12)
Location: LaBoiteaux Woods (MAP)
Registration: $20 for Hamilton County,
Ohio Residents
Pre-registration is required.
An indoor worm bin can be a
fascinating way to recycle your kitchen waste into
rich compost for your favorite plants. Thanks to the
support of the Solid Waste Management District,
Hamilton County residents can start vermicomposting
for a fraction of the usual cost. You get
everything you need, including instruction, the bin
with worms and a helpful book for a $20 fee. Just
add kitchen waste and save landfill space!
To register, contact Pat Agnew or call (513) 542-2909.
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