Drafts & Decomposition

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ABOUT THIS EVENT
Event Category

Arts & DIY

Event Overview

Explore the methods and science of creating rich, healthy soil from every day organic refuse. Craft beer will be served to wet your whistle as you learn the art of composting.

Learn to implement time honored traditions and innovative techniques to improve home composting systems, reduce unpleasantries, and maximize benefits to the home garden.

This introductory course will include discussions and hands-on practice.

Topical Overview:

The wide world of composting:
Discuss different types of composting including traditional aerobic, active and inactive systems; compost tea; bokashi; vermicomposting

Composting Fundamentals:
Simplify the home composting system by understanding the basic principles and science of this ancient art

Compost in action:
Demonstrations and hands-on activities including building a simple home system, adding materials, monitoring ratios, regulating air flow, turning compost and creating a “lasagna garden”

Students will leave with resources and reference materials to compliment course content.

What to Bring

Aside from your lovely selves, bring gloves, if desired; wear clothes that can stand a bit of soiling; your past success and setbacks for sharing!

Minimum age

All ages welcome

What's Provided

Materials for composting will provided, as well as references and resources to take home

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MORE ABOUT YOUR HOST

Molly Jo Stanley

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Molly Jo has been studying, practicing and teaching ecological design, herbalism, homesteading and sustainability since graduating from Hocking College in 2007 with a Natural Resources degree specializing in Environmental Education. Her thirst for knowledge and experience brought her from her home in the Appalachian Foothills through the eastern deciduous forests, to the arid deserts of the southwest, across the sea to the edge of Andros Islands' barrier reef, to the fertile soils of the pacific northwest, and to her current home in Colorado's magnificent Front Range. These lands and their people have shared a wealth of knowledge and continually inspire her to live more intentionally and happily upon the earth. Molly Jo takes great honor in enthusiastically offering what she has learned with her students and community.

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