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- 2. COMPOSTING 101 Ellen Book, UF/IFAS Extension Miami-Dade County Master Gardener Link to slide presentation: https://TINYURL.com/SoilFriends The chat box will open at the end of the lecture for a Q&A session.
- 3. Ellen Book, Branch Manager Pinecrest Branch Library booke@mdpls.org www.mdpls.org
- 4. So first, a few MDPLS features….
- 10. Ad-free. Influence-free. Powered by consumers.
- 12. Outside the Library Get a 24-hour access code to start reading. After 24 hours, return here to get a new code. There are no limits on how many codes you can use.
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- 27. TV SHOWS & MOVIES 3-DAY
- 34. MDPLS Miami Diaper Hero Collection Box Drop Off locations: Coconut Grove Branch Library: 2875 McFarlane Rd, Miami, FL 33133 Miami Springs Branch Library: 401 Westward Dr, Miami Springs, FL 33166 International Mall Branch Library: 10315 NW 12th St, Doral, FL 33172 Coral Reef Branch Library: 9211 SW 152nd St, Palmetto Bay, FL 33157 Kendale Lakes Branch Library: 15205 SW 88th St, Miami, FL 33196 Palm Springs North Branch Library: 17601 NW 78th Ave, Hialeah, FL 33015 Palmetto Bay Branch Library: 17641 Old Cutler Rd, Palmetto Bay, FL 33157 California Club Branch Library: 700 Ives Estates Road Miami, Fl 33179 Hialeah Gardens Branch Library: 13451 NW 107th Ave, Hialeah Gardens, FL 33018 Lakes of the Meadow Branch Library: 4284 SW 152 Ave, Miami, FL 33185 West Kendall Regional Library: 10201 Hammocks Blvd. Miami, Florida 33196
- 35. Help create PLARN balls Recycle bags into mats for the homeless Mats for the homeless
- 37. Now about some upcoming programs & services…
- 39. The 1950 Census becomes available on April 1, 2022! Steve Morse's The One-Step Pages are a goldmine of research tools. Genealogy Society of Greater Miami First Saturdays at 3pm
- 41. ONLINE EVENT: April 28, 2022 @ 6pm Cheap Eats For Tough Times with Chef Ellen Kanner
- 42. HYBRID PROGRAM A Good Book Book Club first Thursdays @ 6pm
- 43. Fridays @ 10:30am Saturdays @ 10:30am AVI THE POODLE & CANINE ASSISTANCE READING ENHANCEMENT
- 44. TODDLER STORYTIMES @ 10:30am Wednesdays Fridays
- 45. South Dade Wednesdays, February 2 – April 13 from 2:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. (walk in) West Kendall Thursdays, February 3 – April 14 from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. (walk in) Coral Reef Fridays, February 4 – April 15 from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. (walk in) Westchester Fridays, February 4 – April 15 from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. (by appointment) Pinecrest Saturdays, February 5 – April 16 from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. (by appointment)
- 48. Third Wednesdays April 20, 2022 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Telephone Pinecrest Library for an appointment. www.GatherGoGet.com
- 49. SATURDAY, APRIL 23, 2022 @ 2:00 PM in person and on Zoom
- 52. MDPLS Coworking Center @ W. Kendall Regional Library
- 53. HistoryMiami Museum a Smithsonian Affiliate Each branch has been allotted three passes for a family of four. 101 West Flagler St, Miami, FL 33130 https://mdpls.org/museum-pass Celebrating its 82nd anniversary, 70,000-square-foot facility with 2,000,000 historical images and 30,000 artifacts
- 54. COMPOSTING 101 Ellen Book, Master Gardener UF/IFAS Extension Miami-Dade County Master Gardener Link to slide presentation: https://TINYURL.com/SoilFriends The chat box will open at the end of the lecture for a Q&A session.
- 57. https://sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/miami-dade/ SUNDAY, MAR 27, 2022 @ 2:00 – 3:30PM Fruit and Spice Park Auditorium Creating a Pollinator Paradise SAT., APRIL 09, 2022 @ 3PM – 4PM Westchester Regional Library Vegetable Seasons in South Florida
- 58. FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 2022
- 60. Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences - IFAS https://sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/miami-dade/
- 71. Was NOT me
- 72. Kitchen food scraps. Photo: Tia Silvasy, UF/IFAS
- 73. Too much too wet too long… Anaerobic bacteria kills worms UF/IFAS
- 75. A Tumbler Bin Composter UF/IFAS
- 80. Fill out the evaluation at the end of the program for a voucher 80-gallon capacity Size: 32” diameter X 32” tall
- 81. Sheet Composting Top-dressing on the soil surface like a garden lasagna right onto a future growing space. Trench Composting - composting directly in the soil Cold Bin Composting Fill your compost bin halfway with browns and bury kitchen scraps Bokashi Bucket anaerobic bacteria (grass-like inoculated bran, rice, dried leaves sprinkled over scraps). 10 days to ferment & “pickle” waste, forming an acidic organic matter that must be dug into the soil or added to a compost pile. TYPES OF COMPOSTING
- 83. GREENs = nitroGen BROWNs = carBon NitroGen = Protein CarBon = Energy From: https://small-farm-permaculture-and- sustainable-living.com/how-build-compost-pile/
- 84. What materials are good for composting?
- 87. Citrus green/nitrogen cut in half or quarter before composting mix with browns & add a 6-inch layer of browns on top
- 88. WWW.TINYURL.COM/ CANICOMPOSTIT? Material Can I Compost? Comment Banana skins Yes Bird cage "waste" Yes Bone meal Yes Bread Yes Cereal Yes Citrus (e.g., oranges, grapefruit, lemons, tangerines) Yes Green/nitrogen - must cut in half or quarter before composting; mix with browns & add 6-inch layer of browns on top Coffee grounds (with paper filter) Yes Green/nitrogen Corn cobs Yes Cornmeal Yes Cottonseed meal Yes Crop waste Yes Egg shells Yes Adds calcium
- 90. BROWNS ON THE BOTTOM & TOP ARE
- 93. Attribution to: KidsGardening: A Kids’ Guide to Messing Around in the Dirt by Kevin Raftery
- 102. AS PILE TEMPERATURES & TIME IS NEEDED FOR VARIOUS MICROORGANISMS TO COLONIZE
- 103. Left: (1 year old) Last year’s material all garden stuff, grass & leaves, kitchen: banana peels veg. trimmings from the pile’s top. Middle: (2 years old) bottom of this year’s pile put into bags Right: (3 years old) Finished product from the bags to be used in the garden & greenhouse this year GUESS WHERE THIS COMPOST WAS MADE?
- 105. Smaller surface areas decompose faster
- 107. Attribution to: KidsGardening: A Kids’ Guide to Messing Around in the Dirt by Kevin Raftery
- 108. Compost bin cutaway
- 112. The free compost bins have trapdoors at the bottom to access the compost which may need to be further cured/finished at a lower temperature.
- 113. Check for moisture when turning the compost. The consistency should feel like a wrung-out sponge. UF/IFAS
- 115. Unfinished compost may stress plants, causing yellowing or stalling growth
- 116. Heat cooks most weeds. For hot composting turn when pile temperature drops below 100°F or if the pile is more than 150°F
- 117. HEALTHY VEGGIES AND PLANTS START WITH HEALTHY SOIL! UF/IFAS Leon County Extension
- 118. NOW LET’S TALK ABOUT…
- 119. Vermi-Composting Definitions • Vermiculture – Work farming process of culturing worms to decompose organic food waste, turning it into nutrient rich material • Casting – Worm waste, digested food • Omnivores – Animals that eat plants and animals • Hermaphrodites – Animals with male and female sex organs. http://clipart-library.com/
- 120. Red Wigglers
- 121. Contains • 5Xs the available nitrogen • 7Xs the available potash • 50% more calcium than 6” of good top soil • Water soluble nutrient immediately available for plant intake. Will not burn root system unlike fresh raw manures Red Wigglers UF/IFAS
- 123. 1) I'm having problems with my compost system and I'm not sure of the cause. What should I do first? a. Add water b. Add browns/carbon rich material c. Turn the compost
- 124. 1) I'm having problems with my compost system and I'm not sure of the cause. What should I do first? a. Add water b. Add browns/carbon rich material c. Turn the compost
- 125. 2) My compost smells bad and I turned it yesterday. What can I do? a. Add bulky browns/carbon-rich material b. Add greens/nitrogen-rich material c. Add water
- 126. 2) My compost smells bad and I turned it yesterday. What can I do? a. Add bulky browns/carbon-rich material b. Add greens/nitrogen-rich material c. Add water
- 127. 3) My pile won't heat up, but I have the proper volume of material (approximately 1 cubic yard), enough oxygen (aeration), and a good balance of carbon to nitrogen (approximately 30:1). What can I do? a. Add lime b. Add moisture c. Add potting soil d. Add clean wood ash e. All of the above
- 128. 3) My pile won't heat up, but I have the proper volume of material (approximately 1 cubic yard), enough oxygen (aeration), and a good balance of carbon to nitrogen (approximately 30:1). What can I do? b. Add moisture
- 129. 4) What can I do about flies in my compost? a. Spray with pesticide b. Create a separate pile for kitchen scraps c. No need to act
- 130. 4) What can I do about flies in my compost? a. Spray with pesticide b. Create a separate pile for kitchen scraps c. No need to act
- 131. 5) How can I compost in my high-rise condominium or apartment? a. With a compost bin b. With worms c. With the in-sink disposal
- 132. 5) How can I compost in my high-rise condominium or apartment? a. With a compost bin b. With worms c. With the in-sink disposal
- 133. 6) What is the optimal size of a composting system? a. The bigger, the better b. Long and narrow c. About 3 feet high by 3 feet long by 3 feet wide
- 134. 6) What is the optimal size of a composting system? a. The bigger, the better b. Long and narrow c. About 3 feet high by 3 feet long by 3 feet wide
- 135. 7) What can be used as a catalyst or inoculant to get my compost pile started? a. Finished compost b. Large pieces left over from screening compost c. Small amount of organic top soil from the yard d. Commercially prepared inoculant e. All of the above
- 136. 7) What can be used as a catalyst or inoculant to get my compost pile started? a. Finished compost b. Large pieces left over from screening compost c. Small amount of organic top soil from the yard d. Commercially prepared inoculant e. All of the above
- 137. 8) How do I get rid of fire ants in my compost pile? a. Leave the pile alone b. Water and turn the pile c. Spray the pile with pesticide
- 138. 8) How do I get rid of fire ants in my compost pile? a. Leave the pile alone b. Water and turn the pile c. Spray the pile with pesticide
- 139. 9) When is the compost finished? a. After 6-8 weeks b. When the compost appears dark, crumbly, and looks and smells like soil c. When the pile temperature exceeds 131 degrees F
- 140. 9) When is the compost finished? a. After 6-8 weeks b. When the compost appears dark, crumbly, and looks and smells like soil c. When the pile temperature exceeds 131 degrees F
- 141. 10) What determines how long it takes for organic material to become useful compost? a. Size of materials place into composting system b. Carbon-to-nitrogen (C:N) ratio of materials place into composting system c. Level of management/attention paid to the composting process d. Intended use for finished compost e. All of the above
- 142. 10) What determines how long it takes for organic material to become useful compost? a. Size of materials place into composting system b. Carbon-to-nitrogen (C:N) ratio of materials place into composting system c. Level of management/attention paid to the composting process d. Intended use for finished compost e. All of the above
- 143. 11) Must I cover the compost bin? a. Yes b. No
- 144. 11) Must I cover the compost bin? a. Yes b. No
- 145. 12) What items may harm my worms if added to my vermi-composting system? a. Alcohol or vinegar b. Coffee grinds c. Oranges or other citrus d. All of the above
- 146. 12) What items may harm my worms if added to my vermi-composting system? a. Alcohol or vinegar b. Coffee grinds c. Oranges or other citrus d. All of the above
- 147. 13) It I can't compost it, what can I do with it? a. Reduce b. Reuse c. Recycle d. All of the above
- 148. 13) It I can't compost it, what can I do with it? a. Reduce b. Reuse c. Recycle d. All of the above
- 149. 14) Must I use a manufactured composting bin? a. Yes b. No
- 150. 14) Must I use a manufactured composting bin? a. Yes b. No
- 151. 15) What is the lowest-cost backyard composting system? a. Pile, trench, and sheet composting b. Manufactured bins c. Self-made bins
- 152. 15) What is the lowest-cost backyard composting system? a. Pile, trench, and sheet composting b. Manufactured bins c. Self-made bins
- 153. 16) What best accelerates the decomposition of oak leaves? a. Water the pile b. Turn the pile twice a week c. Shred leaves before adding to the compost d. All of the above
- 154. 16) What best accelerates the decomposition of oak leaves? a. Water the pile b. Turn the pile twice a week c. Shred leaves before adding to the compost d. All of the above
- 155. 17) How can I accelerate the compost decomposition process? a. Active management of the compost system b. Building a bigger pile c. Adding a compost starter/inoculant/catalyst d. None of the above
- 156. 17) How can I accelerate the compost decomposition process? a. Active management of the compost system b. Building a bigger pile c. Adding a compost starter/inoculant/catalyst d. None of the above
- 157. 18) How much time does it take to make compost? a. One hour per day b. One hour per week c. One hour per month d. As little or as much time as I want
- 158. 18) How much time does it take to make compost? a. One hour per day b. One hour per week c. One hour per month d. As little or as much time as I want
- 159. 19) Hot composting and vermi-composting are compatible? a. True b. False
- 160. 19) Hot composting and vermi-composting are compatible? a. True b. False
- 161. 20) How does composting affect soil pH? a. Makes soils more acidic b. Makes soils more basic c. Has a buffering effect
- 162. 20) How does composting affect soil pH? a. Makes soils more acidic b. Makes soils more basic c. Has a buffering effect
- 163. LANDFILL SITES
- 165. Evaluation & Voucher Link to slide presentation: https://TINYURL.com/SoilFriends Vouchers will be accepted When supply arrives… The link will be up until Monday at 8:00am. Vasquez,Laura A lavasquez@ufl.edu FYN Program Supervisor Copy this link to evaluation AND composter voucher from chat.