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So you want to be a Master Composter/Soil Builder...

Information Master Composter/Soil Builder training

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Master Composter/Soil Builder (MC/SB) Training

The Master Composter/Soil Builder training is a four week (8-session) in-depth educational experience. Through hands-on workshops, lecture and discussion, Master Composter/Soil Builders learn to:

  • compost a variety of organic materials through a variety of approaches
  • improve soil health and build soil life
  • eliminate pesticide use and conserve water
  • protect water quality and curb greenhouse gases

MC/SB Community Outreach

Following your MC/SB Training, you will become part of a select team of Seattle residents empowered to share what you have learned with friends, neighbors and the community at large. You will have the support you need to be successful at teaching others.  Community outreach is an essential component of the MC/SB program and a powerful form of environmental action!

Requirements for Applicants

  • TimelineThe application period for the Spring 2010 MC/SB Program has closed.  Please check back at this page later in the year for information on future MC/SB program.

  • Residency.  Anyone is welcome to apply to the Master Composter/Soil Builder training, but in order to be accepted into the program you must be a Seattle resident.
  • Deposit.   We require a deposit of $150 (due after you are accepted to the program).  The deposit will be refunded when 35 hours of volunteer outreach are completed within 12 months of your training.

Any additional questions can be answered by contacting the MC/SB Volunteer Coordinator at (206)633-0097 or grahamgolbuff@seattletilth.org.

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