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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (8137)	7/11/2008 4:28:54 AM
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Old stuff Educational Gardens and Recycling At Laytonville Unified School, California students in grades K-8 have organized and managed a recycling, composting, and gardening program since 1987. The gardens are fertilized by compost made from cafeteria wastes. Vegetables, fruits and bread make compost for the garden; protein waste goes into a "pig bucket" for a local farmer's hogs; milk cartons are recycled; and paper bags are shredded for mulch or worm food in the garden's worm culture beds. Within 10 months, 14,181 lbs. of materials was recycled. Food grown in the garden is sold to the school lunch program, donated to the community, and sold at the Middle School Market. Educational Gardens & Recycling 150 Ramsey Road P.O. Box 325 Laytonville, CA 95454 solstice.crest.org ecoliteracy.org wormwoman.com ncrcn.org