
Maine Compost Team Presents: One-Day Farm Composting Workshop
Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry sent this bulletin at 09/09/2026 11:55 AM EDT
View as a webpage / ShareThe following The University of Maine Cooperative Extension news item is being sent to DACF subscribers as a courtesy.Maine Compost Team Presents: One-Day Farm Composting Workshop Thursday, October 18 AM to 4 PMRainbow Valley Farm, 3535 West River Road, Sidney, MaineCost: FreeSnacks and lunch will be provided.The Maine Compost School is a nationally recognized composting program offered by the Maine Compost Team for 29 years. Join us for a streamlined, one-day on-farm workshop on composting essentials designed specifically for farmers. Through a combination of engaging presentations and hands-on field exercises, participants will learn the fundamentals of successful composting, including feedstock selection, pile management, troubleshooting, and using finished compost effectively on the farm.Register for the One-Day Farm Composting WorkshopFor more information, or to request a reasonable accommodation, please contact Nick Rowley at nicholas.rowley@maine.edu or 207.778.4650 by September 21, 2026.Maine State Government is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Manage Preferences | Unsubscribe | Help | Credits | Contact Us |
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Thursday, October 18 AM to 4 PMRainbow Valley Farm, 3535 West River Road, Sidney, MaineCost: FreeSnacks and lunch will be provided.The Maine Compost School is a nationally recognized composting program offered by the Maine Compost Team for 29 years. Join us for a streamlined, one-day on-farm workshop on composting essentials designed specifically for farmers. Through a combination of engaging presentations and hands-on field exercises, participants will learn the fundamentals of successful composting, including feedstock selection, pile management, troubleshooting, and using finished compost effectively on the farm.