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  1. Mar 24

    Volunteer onion in my compost pile. Horsetail Reed coming up at the pond.

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  2. Apr 5

    We’ve gone . Have you? Climate-concerned demand UK ban on peat | change | The Guardian

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  3. 6 hours ago

    Park slope & Gowanus friends! garden is accepting for a $75/year donation. There are 250 spots but going fast.

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  4. Apr 20

    Team work and welding lessons. Pretty good evening last night. Soon will have her back yard compost turner.

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  5. Apr 22
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    Well done to the only place near me that I've found They have loads of it! 👍😎

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  6. Apr 23

    One of our customers! Show them some love!

    We have another new tea out on the shelves! Try our Arctic Pomegranate, a smooth black tea base with fragrant notes of pomegranate and raspberry. Amazing as an iced latte! #…
  7. Apr 23

    Happy belated with a picture of a Papaya tree from my parents' house. Pre-COVID19 times, I added compost made from a mixture of kitchen scraps and dry leaves which anybody can do at home!

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  8. Apr 22

    Happy Earth Day! Thinking of ways to celebrate Earth Day every day? Ask your students if they remember any tips from morning announcements this month.

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  9. Apr 18

    Our lovely leaf mould. ❤️

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  10. Apr 14

    My compost onion, never realized what a beautiful plant the onion is.

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  11. Apr 21

    See You Saturday! Community Collection at . Bring us kitchen scraps and landscape waste and take home finished compost for your garden 9 am - 2 pm. We also have a generous donation of seedlings from to share.

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  12. Apr 22

    A special shout-out to our Office of interns who keep us moving forward in an eco-friendly direction 🌎. This dedicated team collects an average of 2,000-4,000 pounds of annually -- that's a lot of material staying out of landfills! ♻️

    Yaro Bautista '23 collecting compost bins around campus.
    Holly Moore '22 and Yaro Bautista '23 adding compostable items to Geneseo's compost pile.
    Yaro Bautista '23 adding compostable items collected around campus to the Geneseo compost pile.
    Holly Moore '22 shows off fresh compost.
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  13. Apr 19

    #5 : As well as composting food and garden waste, many more products will be made from natural products that rot down, e.g. bioplastics! We will be able to turn these materials into compost to improve our soils, and biogas which can be used to heat our homes.

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  14. Apr 22

    My housing also contributes to bettering the environment with , , & gardening with local plants!

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  15. Apr 18

    Happy almost ! We are excited to announce we are SOLD OUT of our at London. We have plenty of options we can provide from others, but this is a major feat which is expected to pave the way for us to be able to compost even more going forward. 💪💚🍎♻️ – at London Correctional Inst

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  16. Apr 19

    SOIL is helping to promote local food production by transforming waste into organic ag-grade while simultaneously restoring soil health, saving water, and supporting rural livelihood opportunities across – one bag of at a time. 🌱

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  17. Apr 23

    If you're potting on seedlings at the moment then you might be interested in a new product from . Compost Probiotic improves the quality of cheap compost, simply mix with water and add to any economy to turn it into a biologically active mix.

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  18. Apr 20

    If we 100,000 pounds of food waste this year, it's equivalent to C0two 3.5 homes' energy use for one year.

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  19. Apr 20

    Bucket of the week. This one just shouted "look at me!" 🤣

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  20. Apr 24

    Dazzling tulips on a sunny Saturday☀️. Tulips like good drainage, they don't do well on very heavy clay soils where bulbs may rot if the ground becomes waterlogged. It’s a good idea to dig in sand or compost to break up clay soil.

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