Name
Amanda Hunter
OHA Member
Waterloo District 19
City
Waterloo
Districts Served
- D06
- D07
- D08
- D09
- D10
- D15
- D16
- D17
- D19
Bio
Amanda Hunter is the Worm Wrangler! She has both an M.Sc. and B.S.A. in soil science. Amanda’s passions lie in exploring soil health and ecology, minimizing contributions to landfill, and sharing about composting with kids and adults. She thrives on empowering people to make positive changes in their community and the environment. Vermicomposting lies at an interesting intersection of soil, environment, community and curiosity.
Categories
- Environment
- Gardening
Speaking List
| TOPIC | TITLE | DETAIL | OPTIONS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Environment | How and why to wean off of peat | Peat is a main component of most potting soil mixes, despite the environmental devastation caused by its excavation from our wetlands. Learn about effective and sustainable alternatives to peat and how to use them in your gardening and potting soil mixes. | Environment |
| Gardening | Natural Soil Solutions | As you grow and harvest from your garden, organic matter and nutrients are depleted from your soil. Rejuvenate your soil by mulching and adding compost regularly to keep your soil functioning as it should. Vermicompost (AKA worm castings) will boost the microbial and fungal community in your soil. | Gardening |
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