Compost for Good
Compost for Good offers support for farmers, municipalities, local food scrap haulers, compost operators, generators of food waste, community organizers, universities, and other organics entrepreneurs to improve and maintain long-term soil health and reduce the amount of organic materials ending up in landfills. We support organics recycling interests through customized technical assistance, microscopic analysis, grant writing, community networking, peer-to-peer relationships, site visits, and resources/toolkits. Most of our services are free through grant funding, however paid consultations are available for more in-depth support, and for projects outside our geographical and grant boundaries.
Are you a farmer in the North County interested in support for your composting interests?
Fill out our intake form, and we will be in touch shortly to set up a site visit.
Compost for Good is supported by ANCA and AdkAction and partners with other regional organizations committed to reducing food waste and creating economic opportunity through community-scale composting.
Questions? Contact ANCA’s Organics Recycling Coordinator Jennifer Perry at [email protected] or John Culpepper at [email protected].
About Compost for Good
The Compost for Good team envisions a world in which humans positively impact the Earth and its communities by valuing organic waste as a resource. Learn more about our team.
Resources
Our Composting Toolkit offers a variety of outreach resources for kids and adults anyone interested in practicing more food waste reduction and composting.
Partners
We are grateful for the partners who are helping advance Compost for Good’s mission across New York’s North Country. These organizations, institutions, farms and communities are building resilient composting systems that benefit our region’s communities.
North Country Community Composting Coalition
N4C is a group of community scale composters who haul food scraps and/or generate compost. Members have taken a pledge to work in collaboration with one another in support of a regional circular economy to generate the highest quality compost possible.