MoS ROAMING Educators at Figment:
2011 we will be planning more fun. Please contact us to offer your eco-talents!
- Entrance off the Ferry
IMAGES FROM 2010!
– MoS collectors located people with waste in hand.
– We offered worm compost bin disposal for their apple core or any raw food intercepted.
- Seeing the worms was a hit with the kids!
- City information on Composting
– We accrued more collective participants.
– People talked compost with Master Collectors. We all engaged in multiple conversations and trouble shooting.
- Liz answering compost questions
We mostly taught:
– Bokashi EM – A fermenting method of composting
– Worms bin construction and use
– Thermophilic compost
– Distributed apples to passers
- Carol and Marisa reviewing jared and tested soil samples
– Collected cores
– taught sub-irigation planting
– Leaf compost SOIL danced and tango’ed upon
- Angelo demonstrating Sub-irrigation tomato pots
– Leaf compost was played in and kids learned how to sift it into fine soil.
- Helper. Sifting leaf mulch.
– People sowed bean seeds and hopefully they are now growing up in windows around NYC.
– Fruit smoothies were enjoyed. Worms ate the waste. It is now beautiful soil growing more food in our gardens.
- Worm bin soil sample and Thermophilic sample
As a culture, we inherently can make the richest most beautiful soil with our food waste
- Shig teaching Bokashi Food Waste fermenting
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- DIY worm bin sample
- Enjoy a fresh smoothie by the blender bike: our food waste provider
