Goals
- To educate the public - reduce, reuse, recycle kitchen material
Overview
Today, the use of composting to turn organic wastes into a valuable resource is expanding rapidly in many countries, as landfill space becomes scarce and expensive, and as people become more aware of the impact they have on the environment.
Combining organic matter is composting in its purest state. Nutrients need to be balanced but the basic ingredients necessary to make composts are seen everywhere for free. In fact, throwing these things in our garbage is something that needs our attention.
This mini-composting facility will inspire the public and provide them with knowledge to work with nature to self-regenerate its power and produce compost in time! Demonstrations and take-home pamphlets will promote this lifelong activity!
Community Benefit
How will the $5K be used? |
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Budget Notes: Volunteers to assist in the educational program during several exhibitions at the Fairgrounds, including Farmers' Markets each Saturday from April to October, and the Fall Fair held in August each year. | |
$ 2,500 | Composters |
$ 1,000 | Educational Pamphlets/Take Home Materials |
$ 1,500 | Soil, Worms, Shovels, Composting Turnstiles |
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