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	2016 RI Women in Agriculture Conference, March 1, 2016 .Facebook Page

	One Workshop During the Day: Soil Health, Fertility Management for Crop Production & Composting Moderator   Gary Casabona, State Biologist, NRCS Panelists: Andy Radin, Agricultural Extension Agent, URI, Jim Turenne, Soil Scientist, NRCS, Jeanne Wettlaufer, Earth Care Farm & Nancy Warner, Worm Casting Composting

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	. Compost Conference at Rhode Island College March 10th   Rhode Island has passed legislation that requires a limited number of food producers to divert the waste from the Central Landfill.  The legislation is for restaurants, colleges and universities, and food wholesaler and distributors that produce 104 tons of organic material annually.  The law could be a boon to the sustainability of local small agriculture by providing quality compost.  But the requirement  only applies if there is a composting or anaerobic digestion facility within 15 miles of the food scrap producer.  Earth Care Farm in Charlestown is currently the only commercial-scale composting site in Rhode Island that takes food scraps.  Learn how Vermicomposting can be a cost effective solution to the food waste problem!  Email or call Nancy at wormladies@verizon.net or401-322-7675 Details and Registration Form

Rhody Worms travel to Charlottesville, VA.

"The vermicomposter is set up and running.  The students were besides themselves with excitement.  Their garden is one of 7 in Charlottesville sponsored by City Schoolyard Garden."  Teacher:  Matt Darring

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