Here is a listing of the free compost workshops the City of Sacramento hosts every year!
Learn how to turn yard waste into compost and improve the health of your soil! These free seminars include a how-to lesson, a special compost recipe and the ability to purchase a Biostack compost bin for $65 (retails for $129). Each seminar will feature a special lecture on various topics that will help your garden continue to flourish all year long. Composting is great for flower and vegetable gardens and can help conserve water and recycle yard waste. No reservations necessary.
Come join us!
March 13, 2010 8 a.m.-10 a.m.
Southside Park Community Garden
5th and W Streets
Lecture Topic: Adding green manure/cover crops to garden
BioStack Compost Bins will be available at-cost ($65, retails for $129)
April 10, 2010 8 a.m.-10 a.m.
Fremont Community Garden
14th and Q Street
Lecture Topic: Planting summer vegetables
BioStack Compost Bins will be available at-cost ($65, retails for $129)
May 1, 2010 8 a.m.-10 a.m.
J. Neely Johnson Park Community Garden
516 11th Street
Lecture Topic: Planting summer vegetables
BioStack Compost Bins will be available at-cost ($65, retails for $129)
September 18, 2010 8 a.m.-10 a.m.
GEO Garden – Grant High School
1221 South Ave
Lecture Topic: Gardening for Youth
BioStack Compost Bins will be available at-cost ($65, retails for $129)
October 9, 2010 8 a.m.-10 a.m.
Southside Park Community Garden
5th and W Streets
Lecture Topic: Planting cover crops
BioStack Compost Bins will be available at-cost ($65, retails for $129)
Sponsored by the City of Sacramento Department of Utilities Solid Waste Services
For more information about the Compost Seminars, please call 311 or (916) 264-5011.
http://www.sacramentopress.com/headline/22527/City_of_Sacramento_Announces_Its_2010_Free_Composting_Workshop_Schedule
Caleb Green Team is a committee of students and parents helping implement projects that create awareness and education on environmental issues and concerns.
Our Mission: To help students, staff, and families discover ways to become “Stewards for the Earth” by providing opportunities for participating in “green” projects and programs throughout the year.
Goals 2010-2011:
~Recycle Art Projects
~Classroom Worm Compost Bins
~E-Waste Fundraiser
~School Waste Audit
~Recycle/Compost Lunch Program
~Earth Week: April 2011
~Bike/Walk to School Week Challenge
Our Mission: To help students, staff, and families discover ways to become “Stewards for the Earth” by providing opportunities for participating in “green” projects and programs throughout the year.
Goals 2010-2011:
~Recycle Art Projects
~Classroom Worm Compost Bins
~E-Waste Fundraiser
~School Waste Audit
~Recycle/Compost Lunch Program
~Earth Week: April 2011
~Bike/Walk to School Week Challenge
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