Fertile Earth Worm Farm

06/03/2026

Good morning!!! From the Fertile Earth Farmilia! video courtesy of our driver Paul!

05/30/2026

BIG impact. Real change. Real numbers.

At Fertile Earth, we are transforming food waste into living soil and a healthier future for our communities.

☕ 39,000 pounds of coffee grounds saved from the landfill
Enough grounds to brew over 3 MILLION cups of coffee

🥬 50,000+ pounds of lettuce diverted
That’s about the weight of 4 African elephants

🍊 6,000 pounds of oranges rescued
Enough citrus to make over 10,000 brunch mimosas 🥂✨

Instead of becoming landfill waste and producing harmful methane emissions, these food scraps were returned to the Earth as nutrient-rich compost that helps feed our soil and regenerate our environment. 🌱

This is what sustainability in action looks like.

♻️ Compost with us
🌱 Partner with us
🍃 Volunteer with us
💚 Help us continue building a cleaner, greener South Florida

Together we are feeding People. Animals. Soil.

05/29/2026

05/27/2026

.carlosj.finlay what an absolutely amazing day! A field trip where all the students learned about saving our plannet one step at a time through Composting. The students got to plant beans, okra and flowers! They enjoyed sampling herbs, fruits, and learned about the environmental impact of disposing food in a landfil. We are so proud of the students and are happy to be part of this experience!

05/26/2026

We get so excited when Farm Share stops by! We still have romaine lettuce available for human and animal consumption. Please.stop by! We are here until supplies last.

05/26/2026

This Earth Day students from participated in our Art of Compost Contest. Miami Dade County Schools were given bins that were out of circulation and service at the Fertile Earth farm to turn into beautiful art. Students and teachers were given a theme of NURTURING NATURE! Congratulations to the winners George Washington Carver Elementary and thank you to all the participating schoolsz teacher, students and staff!

05/23/2026

What an incredible day of learning, growth, and community!
A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who participated in our Agricultural Compost Workshop and helped make this experience such a powerful success. From farmers and gardeners to sustainability advocates and curious minds, your energy, questions, and passion for regenerative agriculture reminded us why this work matters so deeply.

Together, we explored the power of composting, soil health, microbial life, and sustainable farming practices that help nourish our earth for generations to come. Every conversation, every hands-on moment, and every connection planted seeds for a greener future.

Special gratitude to all of our attendees, speakers, volunteers, and supporters who showed up with open hearts and a willingness to learn and grow together. This is only the beginning!
At Fertile Earth Worm Farm we believe healthy soil creates healthy communities and together, we are building both.
CompostEducation

05/18/2026

Have you registered for the Agricultural Compost Workshop? Click the link to register and reserve your space. Limited seating.

Date May 22-23

Time: May 22nd 9am-4:30pm
May 23rd 9am-1:00pm

Location Lucy Farm May 22nd

class Led by

Dr. Lanette Sobel, Dr. Monica Ozares-Hampton, Dr, Daphne K Sugino Souffront.

05/17/2026

🐝🌻 In honor of World Bee Day, we’re celebrating the powerful connection between pollinators above the soil and the living microbes below it.

Last week, The Hive visited Fertile Earth Worm Farm and truly embodied their name. 🐝

The students explored microbes, composting, soil energy, and how nature transforms food scraps into nutrient-rich living soil. Just like a hive works together to create life, they learned how the smallest organisms can make the biggest impact on our planet. 🌱♻️

Watching these young minds connect with nature was a beautiful reminder that sustainability is more than science it’s legacy. 💛

👇 Drop a 🐝 to celebrate the next generation

05/14/2026

Dear Community! Thanks for your help today. We have completed our mission and distributed food to families, food banks and local farms.