Worm Composting Workshops.

The BugaBay Company is a family owned and operated business who’s focus is on recycling, organic gardening and sustainable lifestyles. Our products and services reflect these principles.

Vermitech Specialist Todd Spratt and his wife Teresa have studied, practiced and been involved with composting, organic gardening and sustainability techniques for over 35 years.

We would like to offer our experience, knowledge and expertise to others for the benefit of the planet and the future of all life forms.

BugaBay has developed and implemented a Vermicomposting system that is efficient and effective. The BugaBay in-ground system will converts household green waste to Earthworm Castings, the richest organic soil amendment available. It’s fast, simple and easy to use.

BugaBay offers Training Programs and Workshops to County Officials, Master Gardeners ,CSA’S,

Co-op’s, Nurseries, Schools, Correctional Facilities, and the general public. So that they may learn a viable option for dealing with the food waste we all produce.

Wouldn’t it be nice to offer your organization a responsible, practical solution for recycling food waste?

Todd Spratt giving a work shop at the Good Cheer food bank harvest festival on July 10th 2010.

Upcoming Classes and Events

BugaBay In-ground Vermicomposting System Developed by Vermitech Specialist Todd Spratt with 35 years of expertise.      

The next workshop will be held October 22, 2011 @ 11:00 am at the Bayview Farmers Market on Whidbey Island, WA.                                                                               

The average American discards an average of 8 to 10 pounds of food waste per week, 400 lb. per year and 16 tons or more in a life time.

Todd will demonstrate how easy and beneficial it is to use the BugaBay In-ground Vermicomposting system to transform your food waste to the richest, organic soil amendment available, Worm Castings.

Please join us and learn how you can transform your garbage to gold.

This Vermicomposting Workshop was presented by Todd Spratt during the first annual Bioneers Conference held Sat. Oct. 16th at the Whidbey Institute at Chinook. The Conference was a blast.

Field trip/Workshop for Nevada City School of the Arts.

Todd Spratt, Cary Peterson presenters at the Bioneers Conference held at the Whidbey Institute.

What are people saying?

We now have a beautiful new BugaBay in-ground worm system, just waiting for food scraps and worms! Learn about vermicomposting, and how to make fabulous compost from your kitchen and garden waste at the July Growing Groceries class: this Saturday, July 10th, from 9 am – 12 noon at the Good Cheer Garden.

Hi Todd, Teresa and Janet,                                                                                          7/10/10

Thank you so much for the great class today! Everyone was so enthusiastic and people I talked to after the class were inspired, energized and eager to get their worm bins and start making compost.

I am thrilled that we have now launched this program, and that community

members are joining us in it.

It will be fun to see how successful we can be!

Your information and experience is very much appreciated. Thank you again for sharing it with the community!

Cary

Yeah! Bioneers Weekend carry-forward commitment nearly complete!

Thank you again.  Great presentation at the conference - you are the first ones to make worm composting (or any composting for that matter) seem easy, straightforward and manageable with so little start-up effort!

Kathryn

Hi Todd, Teresa and Janet,                                                                                          7/10/10

Thank you so much for the great class today! Everyone was so enthusiastic and people I talked to after the class were inspired, energized and eager to get their worm bins and start making compost.

I am thrilled that we have now launched this program, and that community

members are joining us in it.

It will be fun to see how successful we can be!

Your information and experience is very much appreciated. Thank you again for sharing it with the community!

Cary