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Statewide Residential Organics Recycling Awareness Campaign is
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION 4 p.m. CST, Thursday, December 19, 2024
Statewide Residential Organics Recycling Awareness Campaign is
DEADLINE FOR SUBMISSION 4 p.m. CST, Thursday, December 19, 2024
MNCC Supports Minnesota’s Composting Industry
Trainings & Workshops
Professional online and in-person learning, taught by leading experts.
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Community Outreach
Plate to Garden Compost provides opportunity for organizations to raise money, while educating citizens about the benefits of composting and use of finished compost.
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Legislative ActionLegislative monitoring and prioritizing.
Compostable product labeling bill passed in the 2023 Legislative Session! |
Supporting ComposterMNCC sub group is developing a series of workshops called Defining Compost to help ensure the highest quality product for the end user.
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Market DevelopmentSupport the expansion of the composting industry in Minnesota. This includes collection, processing and creating new opportunities.
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Compliance of ResourcesHighlight useful resources related to implementing organics collection and recycling programs.
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4 Ways to Help Advance Composting in Minnesota
US Composting Council Resources
As a state chapter of the US Composting Council, the MNCC is excited to promote national-level certifications and resources that will enhance composting in Minnesota. Examples include
Certified Compost Operations Manager, a program for new compost site operators that verifies their ability to run safe compost sites capable of producing high-quality compost. More information can be found on the USCC certification website. |
Seal of Testing Assurance Certifications, a testing program that works to raise consumers' confidence in the quality of compost being produced at commercial sites. Participating Minnesota sites can be found on the USCC website. |