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Solano County Youth Ag Day

While working the Master Gardeners information table at Home Depot one recent Saturday, we had a young boy about 9 or 10 who was with his mother. His mother had stopped to ask us a question.

The boy had a small plant in his hand so I gave him one of the package of “worm poop” and was explaining to him how to use it.  He immediately said” I know what this is.  A few years ago when I was in the 3rd grade our class went to Youth Ag Day at the Solano County Fair Grounds and I stopped at the Master Gardeners table.  I saw the worms and got a package of worm poop. But because I am in a higher grade this year our class did not attend.”

I asked him if he had a worm bin, he said no but would like one, his mom was very ok with it.  So we gave him the information we had on how to get started.  Mom and son went into the store and came out with a small plastic dark bin.  He asked if that was what to use, we told him yes and where to get the worms.  So off mom and a very eager boy went to get his worms.

I just want all the Master Gardeners who had a part in filling the worm poop packages and who work the Youth Ag Day Table at this event to know that you made an impression on this boy and I bet several others as well.

Good Job Master Gardeners!

worm poop
worm poop

Posted on Thursday, May 25, 2017 at 9:49 AM

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