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‘Invisible’ Waste: For Restaurants, Composting Food Scraps Is Just the Beginning

Civil Eats

Invisible’ Waste: For Restaurants, Composting Food Scraps Is Just the Beginning Cooking, refrigeration, air conditioning, water use, and packaging contribute to greenhouse gas emissions too. For takeout, she uses compostable containers and wooden silverware. Some workers are taking matters into their own hands.

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Composting 101 with Sundiata from Compost Community

ATTRA

In this webinar, NCAT Sustainable Agriculture Specialist Gabriella Soto-Velez teams up with Sundiata from Compost Community in Tallahassee, Florida, to dive deep into composting techniques, soil health, and the power of the soil-food web! Whats Inside? * Like, Subscribe and Share if you found this helpful!

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ICIPE Wants to Advance Insect Technology Globally

Food Tank

He explains that they reduce the time it takes to compost, lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and they require very little water for breeding. Under his leadership, he hopes that insect technology will continue to advance its position within a global dialogue on food system sustainability. Become a member today by clicking here.

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Table2Farms: Innovating Composting to Combat Climate Change

Food Tank

Table2Farms is working to expand the scale of composting projects across the United States to reduce methane emissions, regenerate soil, and inspire organizations and individuals alike to compost. T he organization believes that the first step in achieving this vision is to support composting projects that already exist.

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Biochar, Compost, and Agroforestry May 4th, 2022

RR2CS

Topic: Biochar, Compost, and Agroforestry – Three Keystones of Soil and Climate Resilience for Alberta Date: May 4th at 1:00PM Presenter: Rob Lavoie of AirTerra Cost: FREE Biochar is a charcoal-like substance that is made by burning organic material from agricultural and food wastes. Want to prepare for the webinar?

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Best Practices for Managing Plant Nutrients

Farmbrite

Since land is limited to what you have available, farmers can use a simple equation or technology to help them calculate this amount. Compost: Compost improves and adds nourishment to the soil. Turning : Regularly turn the compost pile to ensure nutrients are evenly distributed and broken down.

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From Awareness to Action: What’s Next for the Fight to End Food Loss and Waste

Food Tank

And because composting is typically more expensive than conventional disposal methods, it forces eaters and businesses to think twice about letting food go to waste. The private sector is also stepping up, with companies like Winnow and Tetra Pak thinking about ways to leverage technology to reduce food loss and waste.

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