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Video showing how to reduce the waste of bark, leaves, and vegetables and produce less waste on the planet

Sep 16, 2015

Hello, my name is Gustavo, I'm from Brazil São Paulo and produced this video showing how to reduce the waste of bark, leaves, vegetables and vegetables and produce less waste on the planet Horta com material reciclável GARRAFA PET e adubo caseiro, bem simples...

Dica de Adubo caseiro com as sobras das cascas da vitamina matinal

Sep 16, 2015

Depois de algumas pessoas ficarem em duvida sobre oque usar no adubo caseiro nesse outro vídeo mostro ingredientes da vitamina matinal e o resto desses ingredientes compõem a receita do adubo caseiro para usar em minha horta da varanda do apartamento. A receita da...

Organics recycling needs good support to grow

Aug 27, 2015

Thanks to The Organic Stream for partnering with us & helping to spread compost awareness! The Organic Stream is an online platform for all things organic and recycling. Listening to The Organic Stream talk show is a great way to boost your knowledge about...

Composting Is Key to Soil Health and Climate Protection

Jun 20, 2015

Washington, DC — Composting reduces waste and builds healthy soil to support local food production and protect against the impacts of extreme weather, from droughts to heavy rainfall. That’s the message of two new reports from the Institute for Local Self-Reliance...

Excellent article in the SF Chronicle

Jun 20, 2015

Excellent article in the SF Chronicle about the Marin Carbon Project and Global Compost Project co-founders John Wick, Jeff Creque, PhD and Whendee Silver PhD! Kudos!!!! Ok let’s get started and help Compost Save the World!...

THESE GUYS ARE TAKING COSTCO’S GARBAGE AND USING IT TO HELP GROW YOUR GARDEN

Jun 12, 2015

Ecoscraps, which sells compost and plant food made from discarded food, began when its founders discovered that the infrastructure for food waste recycling didn’t exist. Composting was generally limited to what people did in their homes or small, local operations....