COMMUNITY GARDEN EDUCATION CLASSES - COMPOST 101

Community Garden Education Classes on Compost 101 introduce participants to the essential principles of turning everyday organic waste into nutrient-rich compost that supports healthier soil and more productive gardens. These classes begin by explaining what compost is, why it matters, and how it benefits plants by improving soil structure, moisture retention, and microbial activity. Instructors guide learners through the basic components of successful composting, including the balance of green materials like fruit scraps and grass clippings with brown materials such as dried leaves and cardboard. Participants also explore different composting methods, from traditional outdoor piles to enclosed bins commonly used in community garden settings. The class highlights how to manage aeration, moisture levels, and temperature to keep compost active and odor-free. Troubleshooting tips help beginners understand how to correct common issues like slow decomposition or excess pests. By the end of Compost 101, gardeners gain the practical skills needed to recycle organic materials, reduce waste, and contribute to a more sustainable and efficient community gardening environment. Please complete waiver before attending class https://hrbr.co/ZUhXfUTRHwhn4tvZuHxHrb [https://hrbr.co/ZUhXfUTRHwhn4tvZuHxHrb]