Worm Composting Made Easy

ABOUT THIS EVENT
Event Category

Food & Drink

Event Overview

Have a problem with too much food waste and don't know what to do with it? Take this class to build a worm bin that will take care of heavy trash bags and smelly garbage.

This class will feature expert farmer, Jonathan Scheffel, who runs a composting delivery system in South Side Chicago. He will speak for a short period, then we will construct a worm bin made from storage bins, soil, old newspapers, cardboard, and of course worms (all provided!). Worms eat the food scraps and overtime their "castings" can be used for compost in planting pots or small gardens and serve as the most effective form of compost! Instructions on how to care for and maintain the worm bin will also be provided.

Anyone interested in home gardening and improvement projects will benefit from making a worm bin that can be tucked under your sink or placed next to the trash! A quick and easy solution to an age-old problem!

Minimum age

All ages welcome

What's Provided

All materials are provided, including worms!

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MORE ABOUT YOUR HOST

Charlie is a PhD student who studies the production side of food systems, looking to incorporate sustainable elements in farming on a larger scale. He is also a home gardener and seeks to close the food system loop by improving food waste systems via composting.

EXPERIENCE REVIEWS

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    Jessica H.
    Reviewed on 04/13/15

    The class was great -- all supplies were provided, and all questions were answered!

    The class was great -- all supplies were provided, and all questions were answered!

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