Free Class: Intro to Worm Castings & Vermicomposting with Austin Worm Lab

Intro to Worm Castings & Vermicomposting
Worm castings are a nutrient-rich form of compost produced by worms breaking down organic matter. They contain a higher concentration of beneficial microbes that unlock soil nutrients for plants. Additionally, composting worms efficiently recycle kitchen scraps and paper waste in a small space, resulting in a high-value soil amendment.

In this class, you will:
- Learn about the most common worm species used in composting
- Understand what materials worms can and cannot process
- Receive care tips to support your first harvest of worm castings

About Austin Worm Lab
Austin Worm Lab is a local vermicomposting operation that breeds compost worms and produces high-quality worm castings.

You may also like the following events from The Natural Gardener:

• Next Tuesday, 9th September, 10:00 am, Free Class: Deer Resistant Plants with Chrissie Robertson in Bee Cave
• Next Saturday, 13th September, 10:00 am, Free Class: Mycology 101 for Growers and Gardeners with Angel Schatz in Bee Cave
• This month, 16th September, 10:00 am, Free Class: Composting Basics with Paula Wolfel in Bee Cave

Also check out other Workshops in Bee Cave.