Worm Farming Workshop

Discover all you need to know about worm farming at home.

Worm farming uses composting worms such as tiger worms or red worms to eat through a mixture of food scraps, garden waste, waste paper and cardboard to produce worm castings (composted material) and liquid fertiliser, known as worm tea. Both the castings and the worm tea are excellent fertilisers and great for the garden.

This free workshop is brought to you by as part of the Beautification Trust’s , a free month-long festival for families/whānau to connect with the environment.Compost CollectiveEye on Nature EcoFest

, Some spaces may be available to those without bookings on the day. The booking link will be available here shortly. Please check this page again soon.Bookings are recommendedas spaces are limited.

Our in-person events are held at the Eye on Nature EcoFest Hub on the central lawn at the Auckland Botanic Gardens. Click here for the location on Google Maps.

Covid-19 Safety

· All participants over 12 years of age must show a My Vaccine Pass to attend.

· Please wear a face mask and maintain social distancing.

· This workshop will take place under a large, open-sided stretch tent. This provides shade and rain cover, while also allowing airflow through the space.