Compost Collective
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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 … View moreNow 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.
The soft plastic collection has returned to some Warehouse, Countdown and Huckleberry stores. The Warehouse and southern Countdown in Pukekohe take them and they get turned into fence posts by a Franklin business. Check out the website for what they will take and where you can drop it off: … View moreThe soft plastic collection has returned to some Warehouse, Countdown and Huckleberry stores. The Warehouse and southern Countdown in Pukekohe take them and they get turned into fence posts by a Franklin business. Check out the website for what they will take and where you can drop it off: www.recycling.kiwi.nz...
Please don't treat this as an excuse to use unnecessary soft plastic. You can reduce your use of soft plastic in many ways eg at the supermarket leave your fruit and veg loose in your trolley, get it weighed at the checkout and put it straight into your jute reusable shopping bags. You can reuse old plastic bags (or try paper bags) or get some reusable net bags to put your fruit and veg in. Avoid unnecessary plastic packaging by buying from bulk bins and putting it straight into your own reusable containers.
Our free compost workshops include information on how to reduce waste as well as how to compost so even if you're an experienced composter you're welcome to come along to learn more about waste reduction.
Come along to this free workshop to learn about composting (including worm farming and bokashi) to enrich your garden. An opportunity to meet other local composters or wannabe composters!
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