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Middle Township High School students learning worms can produce viable plant fertilizer
Dale Gerhard
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Students of John King's AP environmental studies class at Middle Township High School are using earthworms in a composting experiment. Seniors Alex Walsh, of Dennisville, left, and Kelsey Reardon, of Cape May Court House, show one of the experiments that has a guppy living in a sealed eco-system using compost to feed the plants that provide oxygen to the water in which the fish lives. The worm compost will be compared to commercial fertilizers in keeping the plants in the experiments healthy. Tuesday Feb 5, 2013. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
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Students of John King's AP environmental studies class at Middle Township High School are using earthworms in a composting experiment and using discarded food waste from the school's cafeteria to raise the worms. Tuesday Feb 5, 2013. (Dale Gerhard/Press of Atlantic City)
Dale Gerhard
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John King displays a bucket that is being used to collect vegetable food waste in the cafeteria.
Dale Gerhard
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Students of John King's AP environmental studies class at Middle Township High School are using earthworms in a composting experiment — and using discarded food waste from the school's cafeteria to raise the worms.
Dale Gerhard
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Senior Noel Wright of Avalon (left) collects unwanted lettuce from sophomore Elvin Davila of Cape May Court House earlier this month in the school cafeteria.
Dale Gerhard
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One of the experiments has a guppy living in a sealed eco-system. Compost feeds the plants that emit oxygen into the water so that the fish can survive.
Dale Gerhard
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Students of John King's AP environmental studies class at Middle Township High School are using earthworms in a composting experiment.
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