And now for something completely different...This past term, while wrapping up my MBA at Willamette University, I worked with a group that examined the possibilities for composting in the university's food service. It was an interesting project in which we ultimately recommended the university contract with a local company in order to reuse 100 percent of Willamette's food waste, which the company would haul away and use as "fuel" for its large-scale worm composting operation.
Anyway, my daughter Alison just arrived home from college and shared this FUN video of a couple of guys -- the Enviro-Mentals -- and their quest to build a handy worm composting bin. So if you're into sustainability or just gardening and finding a use for all those daily food scraps, enjoy this humorous and helpful video.
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p.s. One of these guys -- Hal Brindley -- also has a very cool website that shows off his wildlife photography!
1 comment:
worm composting is definitely interesting and it helps the environment at the same time. Definitely recommend this activity to everyone, they will love the worms and worms will love them back! :)
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