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1 year anniversary of landfill diversion!
Updated onI am happy to announce that we have hit the 1 year anniversary with Piggly Wiggly! In 1 year they diverted 33,867 lbs (16.9 tons) from the landfill! They are continuing the program with us for the next year! Congrats to Rick & Vic’s Piggly Wiggly!!
Fall prep is important for the spring gardening season
Updated onFall is here….time to start prepping for next spring! As temperatures drop and leaves change color, it is time to start thinking about prepping your lawn and gardens for the winter and next spring. What are you to do with the fallen leaves? Is it too late to start a compost pile? Does compost “work”…
Good Day Wisconsin Interview!
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“greener” lifestyle can be intimidating
Updated onEvery year green holidays such as Earth Day, Arbor Day and International Compost Awareness Week are celebrated by millions of concerned citizens. The purpose of these ecology awareness days is to remind us to take care of mother earth, our home. The myriad of recommendations for implementing a “greener” lifestyle can be really intimidating. Take it…
Its all about the worms
Updated onIt’s all about the worms By Sarah Everson “What is the difference between composting and vermicomposting?” This is a commonly asked question. In a word, the answer is “worms.” Vermicomposting is a compost process that relies on the action of worms to break down food matter, with the resulting worm waste, or worm castings, being…

