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    Composting and Gulayan Sa Paaralan

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    The document discusses composting and school gardens at an elementary school. It describes using a compost pit method to utilize compostable materials from school trash bins. Vegetable scraps and other organic materials are layered in the pit along with materials like animal manure and ash. The compost produced is used as fertilizer for the school garden. The objectives are to properly collect and sort compost materials, produce fertilizer for the garden, and support the solid waste management program through composting.

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    The document discusses composting and school gardens at an elementary school. It describes using a compost pit method to utilize compostable materials from school trash bins. Vegetable scraps and other organic materials are layered in the pit along with materials like animal manure and ash. The compost produced is used as fertilizer for the school garden. The objectives are to properly collect and sort compost materials, produce fertilizer for the garden, and support the solid waste management program through composting.

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    COMPOSTING AND GULAYAN SA PAARALAN

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    The document discusses composting and school gardens at an elementary school. It describes using a compost pit method to utilize compostable materials from school trash bins. Vegetable scraps and other organic materials are layered in the pit along with materials like animal manure and ash. The compost produced is used as fertilizer for the school garden. The objectives are to properly collect and sort compost materials, produce fertilizer for the garden, and support the solid waste management program through composting.

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    Composting and Gulayan Sa Paaralan

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    The document discusses composting and school gardens at an elementary school. It describes using a compost pit method to utilize compostable materials from school trash bins. Vegetable scraps and other organic materials are layered in the pit along with materials like animal manure and ash. The compost produced is used as fertilizer for the school garden. The objectives are to properly collect and sort compost materials, produce fertilizer for the garden, and support the solid waste management program through composting.

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    COMPOSTING AND GULAYAN SA PAARALAN

    ECOLOGICAL SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT (ESWM) SCHOOL IMPLEMENTER


    3.2 Rationale:
    Organic gardening is integrated in growing vegetables in school gardens which aims to practice
    the use of organic fertilizers and organic pesticides.
    Composting using the compost pit method utilizes the compostable materials from trash bins of
    all year levels, in each section that are collected every afternoon. Vegetable stubbles are
    chopped, classified as green vegetation and the first layer in the compost pit and brown
    vegetation for the second layer, animal manure, top soil, fine sand, banana bracts and ash
    respectively.
    Benefits of composting is integrated in subjects in Science and T.L.E to elaborate the procedure
    and importance of composting for home gardens and school garden.

    Objectives:
    1. Biodegradable waste are collected in sacks or disposable bags and deposited in the
    compost pit.
    2. Identify the biodegradable materials into green vegetation or brown vegetation before it is
    piled with other composting materials.
    3. Produce fertilizer input needed for the school garden
    4. Support the solid waste management program

    PRODUCTION FROM COMPOSTING


    Composting Produce:

    June to September 2018 3 sacks Use as soil media at the school


    vegetable
    Nursery for seedling trays
    and seed bed

    October to December 2018 2 sacks Mulching transplants and direct


    seeded
    Vegetables

    January to March 2019 2 sacks Sustainability of school


    garden, sowing
    Media and organic fertilizer

    ACTION PLAN FOR COMPOSTING


    Activities Strategies Persons Time Frame Output/Remarks
    Involved
    Preparation of Meeting with GPTA June to July Located beside
    compost pit parents parents, 2018 the school
    Area(1x2 m) teachers, vegetable
    cleaned, dug(1 students, 4p’s nursery
    ft. depth)
    Preparation of Collecting Teachers, August 2018 Parents,
    composting composting students, to March 2019 students bring
    materials materials from parents animal manure,
    trash bins and fine sand and
    other farm other brown or
    waste green
    vegetations
    Collecting Every Teachers, June 2018 to Banana bracts
    biodegradable Wednesday and students March 2019 and ash are
    waste Friday place on top of
    the compost to
    prevent flies
    Mixing,turning- Every after 21 4P’s parents, September Gathered
    over the days to hasten teachers, 2018 compost is use
    compost pile decomposition students December as soil media for
    2018 vegetable crops

    March 2019

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