Making Advanced Microbial Compost

Grow Lightly works to encourage people to grow food, and eat food sourced locally, mainly in South and West Gippsland. For close to ten years it has been supplying weekly bags of fresh organic fruit and vegetables, using a network of volunteers to pack and distribute bags to Gippsland households. The aim is to give people access to high-quality local food, and to encourage small-scale organic farming and horticulture in the local area.

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Join us for this workshop as we learn all about making high quality compost from Gerhard Grasser.  Gerhard has devoted his life to promoting and teaching a structured holistic approach to soil health management.  Over the morning you will learn:
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Why ‘compost’ isn’t always compost – the differences
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Unique features and benefits of custom made compost
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About the microbial army in compost to help improve soil and plant health
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Looking under the microscope at compost life
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Guiding participants in actual compost making 
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Morning tea will be provided, as well as notes to take home.

A property in Loch, address will be emailed before event

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Making Advanced Microbial Compost

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