[Lsp_farm_beginnings] Compost class in the twin cities

[Amy Bacigalupo]

This looks like a good place to start building your own soil.

Amy

 

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From: Twin Cities Community Gardeners [mailto:COMGAR-L at LISTS.UMN.EDU] On
Behalf Of Reed Aubin
Sent: Monday, May 07, 2007 2:15 PM
To: COMGAR-L at LISTS.UMN.EDU
Subject: [COMGAR-L] the dirty word on compost

 

 

It is indeed another compost class. 

 

And it's cheaper than ever. 

 

All those food scraps that have continued to accumulate in a frozen lump in


the backyard, despite your best intentions; 

all the food scraps that have been shuttled out with  

the trash this winter -- it's time to reclaim this waste-stream as a  

source of nutrients for your flower or vegetable garden.

 

Next wednesday  may 16th.  7 pm.   at Sundays Energy   2637 27th Ave.  

South, Minneapolis, suite 229.   Right across the street from the  

hexagon bar.

 

I've attached a flyer.  Print it out. cut it in 2. Post it.   Or give  

one to a friend - if you bring 'em, it entitles you to a $5 discount.

 

Two hours of nonstop compost action.   In the evening, in a brightly  

lit, comfortable environment. With a big tarp on the floor. and worms. 

 

And at a local community garden, where we will see ACTUAL COMPOST BINS.

 

You don't have to compromise your weekday or your weekend in order to  

get some practical composting tips, get your questions answered.

 

See the website to register or for more info.    http://
<http://www.sundaysenergy.com/class-composting>
www.sundaysenergy.com/class-composting

 

And post to any listserves you may be on...  Thanks for helping to spread
the dirty word. 

 

 

~ Reed

 

 

 

Reed Aubin

Development Director  .  Sundays Energy

2637 27th Avenue South 

Minneapolis, Minnesota 55406

office: 612.605.1788

fax: 866.889.3664  

cell: 360.774.6237

 

Visit us:   <http://www.sundaysenergy.com> www.sundaysenergy.com





 

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