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Residents Learn About Composting
January 19, 2013
Area residents learned Friday how to turn landscape and vegetable scraps into black gold during an program offered by the Escambia County Master Gardeners. The “Garden Talks: Composting” program was held at the Escambia County Extension Office Cantonment. Courtesy photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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You can go to this web site and sign up to receive information.
I went to their classes last year and plan to attend them this year.
http://escambia.ifas.ufl.edu/calendar/
One can also go to University of Florida IFAS website and find events that way. There is a lot of excellent info on that site.
>>>Would like to know where they post up coming events.
This event was posted on our “EVENTS” page for about a week, and featured in a front page story on 1/15.
Would like to know where they post up coming events. Making a compost is one I would have loved to have attended.
Well shucks. Somehow I missed hearing about this. Would love to have attended.
Great class yesterday..good speaker and teachers! Everyone should learn about composting and then “DO IT.”
The Escambia Co Extension Office also has other interesting classes scheduled to be given monthly. Looking forward to the next one.
Also enjoyed the impromptu talk given about red worms by Larry Martin. It was to our fortune that his Tallahassee trip fell through. Learned a lot from him. Hope he’s able to come back one day.