Introduction to Worm Composting Class in Denver

December 24th, 2009

The Denver Urban Homesteading Center is hosting vermicomposting classes.

From that page:

Worm composting, a.k.a. Vermicomposting, uses worms to break down shredded paper and food scraps to turn it into what is commonly called “black gold”: a very valuable soil amendment that provides the healthiest plants around.

Students will learn how to set up and maintain a home worm bin. Bedding, bin type, feeding, moisture levels, maintenance, harvesting and how to use the compost are all covered in this informative and FUN class!

Check out the calendar for a class time that works for you.

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