A Community That Composts

Food scraps and yard trimmings make up a significant portion of landfill waste. Composting diverts these materials from landfills, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and extending the lifespan of landfills.

Compost is a natural fertilizer teeming with beneficial microorganisms. It improves soil structure, drainage, and nutrient retention, leading to healthier plants and gardens.

Compost acts like a sponge, helping soil retain moisture. This reduces the need for frequent watering, especially during dry periods.

Compost provides plants with a slow-release source of nutrients, minimizing the need for chemical fertilizers that can harm the environment.

Composting encourages biodiversity by attracting beneficial creatures like earthworms and ladybugs to your yard. These creatures help break down organic matter and contribute to a thriving ecosystem.