About 80 second graders from Earths Magnet School in Newbury Park recently visited Agromin’s Oxnard composting facility.
Gardeners Rejoice! Spring is Right Around the Corner
Although the winter has been mild this year, there’s nothing like spring (which officially begins March 20), to kick off the planting season, says Agromin, an Oxnard-based manufacturer of earth-friendly compost products made from organic material collected from more than 50 California cities.
CLU Students Practice Regenerative Farming Agromin
Students from Cal Lutheran University’s Sustainable Edible Education (SEEd) program have been busy getting an early start on their spring garden.
Ventura Botanical Gardens Already on the Rebound After Thomas Fire
Much of the Ventura Botanical Gardens located above City Hall was burned during the Thomas Fire.
Plan For Spring Gardens in February
Spring and the busy planting season are still a ways away, but mild weather in February could mean gardeners can start their outdoor activities early.
KEYT-TV – Signs of life after Thomas Fire
Ventura Botanical Gardens experiencing bloom By: KEYT-TV Newsroom Staff Posted: Jan 31, 2018 It might appear charred and lifeless at the Ventura Botanical Gardens following the Thomas Fire that ravaged the area, but it’s not all bad news.
Keeping the Greens Green at Sherwood Country Club
Agromin was recently asked by Sherwood Country Club members to address localized bare and wet spots throughout the golf course. The Sherwood course, located in Lake Sherwood near Thousand Oaks, is among the top private courses in California, and hosts the PGA tour. Quality turf is a critical requirement for this premiere course.
Agromin Featured in KCLU Interview
Agromin was recently featured in a KCLU interview. It provides a excellent account of the organic recycling process.
Plan Your 2018 Garden in January
There isn’t a lot to do in the garden during January so use the time to make your 2018 garden plans.
Drop Off Your Christmas Tree At Agromin, Get Free Potting Mix
Agromin, the green waste recycler for most of Ventura County, is accepting Christmas trees at three of its locations now through January 19. Residents who drop off their trees will receive a free bag of potting mix.