How to Worm Farm

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How to Worm Farm
Saturday 3 September 
 1pm – 2pm
Springwood Court Function Room, 133 Macquarie Rd, Springwood
This is a Free workshop

No space for a compost bin and not sure where or how to start? Then this workshop is for you! Worm farming is not only ideal for small spaces and small families, the worm soil and worm liquid produced by the worms are great for returning valuable nutrients to the soil.

To book a place please email Jo-Anne on jallan@bmcc.nsw.gov.au with the name of the workshop and date you would like to attend. Bookings are essential!

The Blue Mountains Planetary Health Pluriversity is part of Blue Mountains City Council’s Planetary Health Initiative. Find out more here

Categories: Towards Zero Waste

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