Take a look at the video where Catherine explains how worms make composted fertilizer and then the fertilizer is used across the green roof. Be sure to visit the Breaking Ground Contracting Green Roof blog too.
Sharing Healing Powers through Nature Systematics. Read below about my field recording adventures, experimentations with nature art, and about our attempts to grow terpene-rich hemp flowers in a sustainable and organic manner (IPM), how nature immersion helps me manage my aortic dissection and kidney cancer, about green roofs I've designed over the years and much more life fun.
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Worm Castings for a Florida Green Roof
Totally amazing, the work with students that Catherine Burkee is directing across the Breaking Ground Green Roof.
Take a look at the video where Catherine explains how worms make composted fertilizer and then the fertilizer is used across the green roof. Be sure to visit the Breaking Ground Contracting Green Roof blog too.
Take a look at the video where Catherine explains how worms make composted fertilizer and then the fertilizer is used across the green roof. Be sure to visit the Breaking Ground Contracting Green Roof blog too.
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