Re: Seminar

**"Lon J. Rombough" lonrom@hevanet.com>**

Thank you Mary.  I've lost track of all the GWL members, obviously.  Of
course this brings up the question of how many other such things are out
there that GWL members are involved in and haven't told the list.

Incidently, there is a photo of Mary on the site, for those who want to put
a face to a name.
-Lon

>> http://www.vermico.com/school.html
>> It will be in October, in Portland, OR.
>> 
>> 
> This is Pete Bogdanov's excellent seminar on Best Management
> Practices for Vermiculture. He has offered this seminar for the past
> several years and I have participated the last two. Pete has
> developed a 400+ page, comprehensive manual on aspects one must have
> at least some knowledge about to develop a successful vermiculture
> (growing worms) or vermicomposting (processing wastes and producing
> castings) business. Chapters include Composting Process and product,
> Biology and Ecology of Earthworms, Vermicomposting process and
> product, marketing, financing, site plans, operations, regulations
> and business plans. It's the best show around for getting good basic
> information about vermicomposting, as well as a chance to meet
> leaders in the industry. I'm sure castings and castings teas will be
> a hot topic this year, as they rightly should be.
> 
> Mary Appelhof

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