[Liquidpoets] Reminder on spent-grains

[Alison Rosso]

I've had a great experience working with Home Grown.  Tara gets our grains,
and she comes to your house on your schedule, brings her own container (or
uses yours if you wish, and always brings it back promptly), and is always
so happy to be helping you out and benefiting from the process.  I'd love
to see her compost pile; I bet it's the most varied, stinky, and productive
pile I've ever seen!  :D

-Alison


On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 9:52 PM, Liquid Poets Events Coordinator <
events at liquidpoets.com> wrote:

> All,
>
> Many of you brew beer and have spent-grains and you might not know what to
> do with them. Dog-treats, horse-treats, or breads (pizza!) use a few lbs at
> best.
>
> Robert From Home Grown Foods <http://www.homegrownfoodcolorado.org/> has
> a good solution, better than throwing them in the trash, and asked me to
> forward this to the club. Basically you email
> compost at homegrownfoodcolorado.org and let them know you have some
> spent-grains. They contact you to arrange pickup and then compost the
> spent-grains and use them in their gardens. From what I understand the
> grains compost quickly and have a fair bit of nitrogen.
>
> Robert came to the February meeting (@Funkwerks) and talked briefly about
> their program and handed out business cards (attached). I've heard nothing
> but positive things from people that have had their grains picked up.
>
> Thanks,
> Kyle
>
> ----
>
> Hi,
>
> Home Grown Food Colorado would like to collect spent grain for composting.
> Could you post the attached information?
>
> Thanks,
> Robert Howard
>
>
>
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