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Township gives ways residents can go green

Community Compost Composing Thank you to the many Almonte neighbours who contributed 1,600 bags of leaves last year. We are hoping to reach 2,100 bags this year? We use your leaves to produce a particular type of compost called fungal dominant compost, or leaf mould - Gardeners Gold. It re-enl

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The Maine Food Waste Solutions Summit , Maine’s annual food waste education event, is scheduled for Friday, April 14, from 10 a.m. to noon, via Zoom. The event is free and open to the public. Registration is required . Food waste has economic,...

Food Waste Prevention Week (April 10-16), right up the alley of the Community Compost program in the Rogue Valley. Now food scraps from several communities can be picked up for compost on area farms. Adam Holtey of Rogue Produce started the program.