At 07:00 AM 1/14/2009, you wrote: >My housemates and I have a lot of compost that we need to get rid >of. I was curious if there are any places to dispose of or anyone >who would like our compost. >I hope someone can help us out. >-Amanda
Hi, Amanda. Do you mean food scraps to be composted or actual finished compost? I see that you are ithaca.edu. If you are an IC student and you want to get ride of food scraps without wasting them, perhaps you can take your scraps to one of the blue food scrap bins at one of the kitchens at IC. IC food scraps go to Cayuga Compost via the big blue bins. GreenStar has blue bins and sometimes they allow people to place food scraps in their blue bins. Please ask first in either situation. Are you downtown? If so, I operate a neighborhood compost and you could also bring your food scraps to my compost bins. Or do you have a neighbor that is a gardener and would like the food scraps for their compost pile? There are lots of options. Have a great day. Tom ****************************************** Tom Shelley 118 E. Court St. Ithaca, NY 14850 607 342-0864 [email protected] http://www.myspace.com/99319958 (Last updated 12-22-08.) http://www.facebook.com/129295929#/home.php (Last updated 12-31-08.) Compost Educator and Sustainability Scion Buy products in glass, not plastic! Recycle all of your glass bottles. The percentage of PET recycled is declining. PET Recycling Rages Graph Source: National Association for PET Container Resources, American Plastics Council Note: 39% of plastic recycled in 2003 was PET. _______________________________________________ For more information about sustainability in the Tompkins County area, please visit: http://www.sustainabletompkins.org/ RSS, archives, subscription & listserv information for: [email protected] http://lists.mutualaid.org/mailman/listinfo/sustainabletompkins Questions about the list? ask [email protected] free hosting by http://www.mutualaid.org
