Entrants can
spend the rest of the summer perfecting their composting mixes. Last year,
Carol Benjaminson of Tyrone submitted the winning entry. She swears that
horse manure was the ingredient that distinguished her entry from the
others.
Entries will
be displayed at the Fayette County Fair in September.
If you haven't
tried your hand at composting and wish to enter, phone the Fayette County
Extension Office at 770-460-5730 ext. 5412 and the Master Composters will
get you started.
"We hope
you visit the compost demonstration site in the Braelinn Shopping Center,
behind the Kentucky Fried Chicken," said Sondra Edwards of the extension
office. "This Peachtree City site explains how to compost and is
open everyday to anyone interested in composting."
The compost
contest is open to Fayette County residents and you must call the Fayette
County Extension Service to enter. Contest rules and requirements will
be mailed to those who enter.
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