Bokashi Composting for High-Rise Gardeners | Build-Your-Own Workshops

Bokashi Composting for High-Rise Gardeners | Build-Your-Own Workshops

Get started on bokashi composting in this workshop!

By GoLibrary | National Library Board, Singapore

Date and time

Mon, 18 Nov 2024 18:30 - 20:30 GMT+8

Location

library@harbourfront (Programme Zone 2)

1 HarbourFront Walk, VivoCity #03-05 Singapore, 098585 Singapore

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 hours

Important Notice

This programme is open to members of the National Library Board, Singapore. Please ensure you have your myLibrary username on hand before proceeding with the registration. If you do not have a myLibrary username, you can create one here: https://account.nlb.gov.sg/

About the Programme

In Singapore, more than 600,000 tonnes of food waste are incinerated annually, generating greenhouse gases. Composting of food waste is one of the habits we can develop to slow down climate change.

This 2-hour workshop will introduce participants to bokashi composting and how to upcycle food waste into compost using Effective Microorganisms technology.

Participants will need to bring the following:

1) Fresh food waste (500g to 1kg)

- Fruit peels, vegetable parts, rice, bread, noodles, egg shells etc are suitable. (Avoid hard fruit peels or vegetable parts such as durian husks or coconut shells)

- All food waste must be clean and does not contain any liquids (eg. oil, soup, gravy) 

- All food waste must be cut into small pieces (eg. smaller than 1cm)

2) Cutting tools for food waste (scissors, food chopper)

3) Spoon/spatula for mixing

4) Newspapers

5) Gloves (optional)

No food waste will be provided for participants 

 

 

 

 

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The National Library Board (NLB) manages a network of 28 libraries, the National Library and the National Archives of Singapore. NLB promotes reading, learning and information literacy by providing a trusted, accessible and globally-connected library and information service through the National Library and a comprehensive network of libraries.