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Great Day For A Compost!
This week Growing U at Brazos School for Inquiry and Creativity started collecting brown and green items for their compost bend. They grabbed up leaves, small sticks, and dead grasses for brown matter and will use grass clippings for green components of the compost mixture.
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Brazos School for Inquiry and Creativity Plant Growth and Development.
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H2 GROW IS BACK!
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