Quality and Science
We transform food scraps into nutrient-rich compost through rigorous testing and sustainable practices.
A Commitment to Quality
Our mission is to nourish the soil to grow healthy plants in New England, with an emphasis on food production by any and all! Made in small batches, our compost is without grass clippings but instead utilizes the riches of a bounty of food scraps.
We believe our products are safe to grow food in for our families. We accomplish this level of quality by controlling what enters our compost system, yearly lab testing, and plant trials. Find the results below for full transparency.
Our Compost Composition
Made from food scraps, our compost is rich in humus and contains an abundance of immediate and slow release nutrients which nurture beneficial micro-organisms.
The high quality is demonstrated by:
A Broad Range of Ingredients to support a bio-diverse compost
Minimal Grass Clippings that can contain herbicides/pesticides. We actively work to exclude grass from our yard debris ingredient.
Free of Weed Seeds
Lab Tested for optimal composition
Screened to 1/2 inch
Made in New England! Our compost sites serve as local sources of nutrients, making our region more resilient.
Please Note: Our compost is made from community food scraps, which may contain small amounts of plastic like fruit stickers. While we work to minimize these materials, their occasional presence is a tradeoff for the high nutrient density found in food scraps.
Our Compost Facilities
Our compost is made at facilities through out New England. These centers serve as local nutrient recyclers, sourcing material sustainably from the community, to be returned to the community. Reducing our need for imported synthetic fertilizers and making our state more resilient.
Building Local Resiliency
We proudly support community food initiatives and farms with raised beds, compost and soil to grow more food from food scraps.
FARM WORKS
With the support of our customers, we offer compost at a reduced rate to local farms. 10 cents of each bag of compost sold goes to our FarmWorks program.
Check out our YouTube channel!
We post a variety of informational content on all things composting.