Turn ALL organic waste into rich, dark soil using Bokashi

The Bokashi method uses specially treated bran added to the waste, eliminating odors, and quickly creating fermented compost. Using a simple air-tight container, anyone from a single person, a large family, or even a restaurant or baker, can turn their food into healthy compost for the garden.

Join us for a fun, easy, hands-on class at the San Marcos Historical Society, and learn

• How to set up your foolproof bokashi system
• How to add food waste and how much bran to use
• What to do once your bucket is full
• How to incorporate the fermented compost into the garden and landscape

Meet Ron McCord of Feed The Soil

Ron is a Master Composter as well as horticulture instructor with at risk youth in North County. He is very passionate about using Bokashi, along with traditional and vermicomposting, to divert organic waste from landfills and return literally tons of organic matter to our depleted soils as plant nurturing soil amendments.

* MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE *

We are so sure that you will learn valuable, interesting, and new information that we offer a 100% money-back guarantee. If you take this class and you aren’t fully satisfied, we will refund your ticket, no questions asked.

Can’t make it to this class?

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Diane Downey and Sheri Menelli specialize in earth-friendly landscaping practices, including vegetable gardening, rainwater capture, soil health, native plants, and efficient irrigation. Diane is a professional landscape designer with over 10 years’ experience, and Sheri is a certified permaculture designer with a six-year-old food forest in her backyard. Combined, they have over two decades of teaching experience. Their classes are taught to the public in the classroom, in the field, and via one-on-one garden coaching sessions.

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