According to the EPA, we throw away 96 billion pounds of food every year.
96 Billion! That's over 25% of the food we prepare! And less than 3% of that is ever recycled.
There is no need to put kitchen scraps, junk mail, envelopes, and newspapers in our landfills.
Our landfills are filling up too fast.
I'm sure you are aware of that.
There is a solution where we can minimize waste and reduce society's overall impact on the earth.
As landfills continue to grow, recycling and composting is becoming more important to each of us individually.
Worm composting is a great way to turn kitchen scraps, junk mail, cardboard, and newspapers into high quality, nutrient-rich material for your lawn, garden, and plants.
No matter where you live, you can recycle year round with a vermicomposter.
A worm composting bin is easy to set-up and maintain in your home.
You feed your worms in the worm bin with your kitchen waste and junk mail in the top tray.
The worms will start processing the food.
Once the bottom tray is filled add another tray.
The worms will migrate upward to the newest food source leaving the bottom tray full of nutrient-rich compost.
You never have to touch or move your worms unless of course you want to.
Just by putting your kitchen scraps into a worm composting bin you would be recycling and at the same time producing less trash to put into our landfills.
If every family in the United States started a worm composting bin, think of the impact it would have on our environment, on the earth! We can do it! One step at a time.
96 Billion! That's over 25% of the food we prepare! And less than 3% of that is ever recycled.
There is no need to put kitchen scraps, junk mail, envelopes, and newspapers in our landfills.
Our landfills are filling up too fast.
I'm sure you are aware of that.
There is a solution where we can minimize waste and reduce society's overall impact on the earth.
As landfills continue to grow, recycling and composting is becoming more important to each of us individually.
Worm composting is a great way to turn kitchen scraps, junk mail, cardboard, and newspapers into high quality, nutrient-rich material for your lawn, garden, and plants.
No matter where you live, you can recycle year round with a vermicomposter.
A worm composting bin is easy to set-up and maintain in your home.
You feed your worms in the worm bin with your kitchen waste and junk mail in the top tray.
The worms will start processing the food.
Once the bottom tray is filled add another tray.
The worms will migrate upward to the newest food source leaving the bottom tray full of nutrient-rich compost.
You never have to touch or move your worms unless of course you want to.
Just by putting your kitchen scraps into a worm composting bin you would be recycling and at the same time producing less trash to put into our landfills.
If every family in the United States started a worm composting bin, think of the impact it would have on our environment, on the earth! We can do it! One step at a time.
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