Compost Tea & Soil Biology: A Hands-On Workshop
Sat, Sep 05
|Wozani Farm
Discover the science behind healthy soil in this interactive workshop led by soil biologist Maggie Gaylord. You'll gain a deeper understanding of soil biology, explore how compost tea works, and master how to make your own. Each participant will leave with a refillable gallon jug of compost tea.
Time & Location
Sep 05, 2026, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Wozani Farm, Godding Hollow Pkwy, Frederick, CO, USA
Guests
About the Event
Join us on the farm for an interactive, hands-on learning experience focused on soil health and its significant impact on your garden. Discover the intriguing world of compost tea—no, it's not for drinking! But yes your garden will be so much happier for it!
We will begin with a brief tour of our organic farm, followed by a classroom session dedicated to the science behind it all. Maggie will demonstrate the real effects of compost tea and microbes on your garden, highlighting their influence on your plants.
Next, we'll create our own compost tea together, providing you with firsthand experience in making your own. We'll share both the method used on the farm and an at-home version. We'll end with more Q and A's and give each ticket holder their Gallon of freshly brewing Compost Tea.
About Maggie:
With expertise in environmental biology, plant pathology, and arboriculture, Maggie is a specialist…