NYC master composter project
NYC master composter project, includes a link to their 141-page master composter manual
They’ve got a rigorous training plan:
To become a master composter requires 18-23 hours of classroom instruction, two field trips, plus 15 hours of supervised community training, and 15 hours of independent projects/community service.
They also have pages on compost science, so I now know that isopoda aka slaters or woodlice are called sow bugs. Why am I so interested in slaters? Probably because my first compost bin turned into a restaurant for slaters. Here’s some pictures of isopoda / slaters / woodlice / …
Hello world!
At the recent networking meeting, Edinburgh Master Composters said they wanted to get a blog. Well, here’s a start!
