Practical Worm Farming Workshop at Franklin Food Forest Sun 24 May 130pm
Now we are out of lockdown we can run small live workshops again!
This workshop run by Jennifer will teach you about worm farming while doing some maintenance on the worm farms in the Franklin Food Forest in Pukekohe 1.30-3.30pm Sunday 24 May.
As gatherings are currently limited to 10, only 9 people besides myself can attend. So get your registration in quick!
If registrations are full and you want to attend please contact me to go on the waiting list: jennifer@compostcollective.org.nz 021 0707 601 or 957 0117. If anyone cancels or doesn't turn up on the day I can contact you to invite you along.
Register for the workshop here: compostcollective.org.nz...
This is a practical outdoor workshop. Please dress appropriately and bring your gardening gloves.
In case of rain requiring the workshop to be postponed the rain date is Sunday 31 May.
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