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Compost Yields Healthy Crops

which promotes increased water retention and nutrient absorption for plant growth. Compost also provides a feedstock for essential microorganisms in the soil that aid plants and roots.

Utilizing Food Scraps in Compost

returns a nutrient rich soil amendment back to the earth and diverts roughly 30% of waste volumes sent to landfill annually in Illinois. 

Integrating Food Scraps Through Collection

drives demand from the bottom up, creating broader diversion opportunities for food scrap generators and haulers.

Wasting 40% of Food Supply

increases the need for more production of food crops. If efficiencies can be found in this system, the same amount of food can find its way to feed more people.

Restaurant Composting

 

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Residential Composting

 
 
 

Compost User Survey

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Do you have 5 minutes to complete an online survey about using compost?

The Illinois Food Scrap Coalition is working to advance food scrap composting in Illinois. We are in the process of gathering information about how compost is used by various industries throughout the state.

It would be a HUGE help if you could fill out this quick survey and tell us more about your compost purchasing and utilization practices. You can take the survey anonymously and all the questions are optional. Your input will be greatly appreciated. Feel free to forward the link on to others to provide us with a wider audience base. Thank you!

Here’s the link to the survey: http://goo.gl/Icqz0t