About GOT STEAA2M COMMUNITY COMPOSTING PROJECT

When?

Friday, April 9th, 8:00a.m.-12:00p.m.

Where?

Help Needed!

Working in groups to install four types of compost stations which includes post-hammering T-posts, fence installation, gate installation, fence repairs, tool supply management and general cleanup.

Message

Join Us!

We are looking for volunteers to help sustain this community composting: shredding cardboard, cleaning the chicken coop, rotating compost, and sifting.

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Welcome to the GOT STEAA2M COMMUNITY COMPOSTING PROJECT!

THIS PROJECT IS:

- To divert restaurant & household food scraps from entering landfills

- To use nature's concepts to decompose food scraps, mulch, and shredded cardboard back into dark, rich, healthy plant food.

- To not only help the environment, but also to help integrate STEAA2M educational concepts, workforce development, community engagement and increase food access.

- To be incorporating multiple compost processes including 125-160 F layer composting, 160-170 F. soil-breathing dragon composting, vermicomposting and hugelkulture.

We need your help to build and sustain this project.

It's a win-win situation!

Welcome to the GOT STEAA2M COMMUNITY COMPOSTING PROJECT!

THIS PROJECT IS:

- To divert restaurant & household food scraps from entering landfills

- To use nature's concepts to decompose food scraps, mulch, and shredded cardboard back into dark, rich, healthy plant food.

- To not only help the environment, but also to help integrate STEAA2M educational concepts, workforce development, community engagement and increase food access.

- To be incorporating multiple compost processes including 125-160 F layer composting, 160-170 F. soil-breathing dragon composting, vermicomposting and hugelkulture.

We need your help to build and sustain this project.

It's a win-win situation!

GOT STEAA2M COMMUNITY COMPOSTING PROJECT

About GOT STEAA2M COMMUNITY COMPOSTING PROJECT

Who's Involved

Carol Diemer

Team & Members (8)

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