Building a Worm Composting Station with Macaroni Kid
By: Laura Hartog
Updated: September 20, 2012
Julie Follansbee, the publisher of Macaroni Kid Johnstown/Lauren Highlands, joins Sarah in the studio to create a worm composting station.
Supplies:
2-2 liter plastic bottles
Scissors and craft knife
Newspaper (one whole section)
Kitchen scraps (like vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, but NO meat or bones)
Potting soil
Small plant or cutting
One dozen worms (all shapes and sizes)
Small bucket filled with a small amount of water
For full instructions, watch the video or visit the Macaroni Kid website!
Plus, don't forget that the Cookies for Kids' Cancer Bake Sale is this Saturday, September 22 at the Richland Town Center from 10am- 2pm. Be a good cookie and join the cause!
Supplies:
2-2 liter plastic bottles
Scissors and craft knife
Newspaper (one whole section)
Kitchen scraps (like vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, but NO meat or bones)
Potting soil
Small plant or cutting
One dozen worms (all shapes and sizes)
Small bucket filled with a small amount of water
For full instructions, watch the video or visit the Macaroni Kid website!
Plus, don't forget that the Cookies for Kids' Cancer Bake Sale is this Saturday, September 22 at the Richland Town Center from 10am- 2pm. Be a good cookie and join the cause!
