by Bill West | Oct 5, 2020 | Green Recycling
With help from the community of Carson City, Full Circle Compost received all sorts of green waste from residents in the first year of Waste Management’s green-waste recycling program. The 2019-2020 year has been a huge success, in fact, Full Circle received 23,844...
by Bill West | May 12, 2020 | Green Recycling
Be a Full Circle-er! You throw every used soda can, water bottle, and recyclable container in that big green can with the blue lid–you’re a RECYCLER! Every spring you’re thrilled to get that green thumb working once again and grow your own fruits and...
by Cody Witt | Apr 13, 2020 | Backyard Composting, Composting, DIY, Gardening, Green Recycling, Natural Resource Management, Nevada Compost, Reno Compost, Soil Science, Waste Diversion
Compost at Home: Build Your Own Backyard Compost System at Home We love talking about the compost, soils, and mulches that Full Circle Soils & Compost makes on a daily basis; however, it’s time for the backyard gardener to shine. If you are going to...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | May 24, 2016 | Businesses going Green, Composting, Green Recycling, Latest, Uncategorized, Waste Diversion
As a community, the rule for our collective green thumb is simple: take the stuff that was once alive so we can then transform it into rich, nourishing compost. In a recent article highlighting compost initiatives in the Reno area, Cody Witt, the Strategic Everything...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Feb 16, 2016 | Commercial Growing, Get Ready for Spring, Green Recycling, Large Scale Applications, Latest, Waste Diversion
Winter means many things to many people. Shredding “gnar-gnar fluff-fluff” up on the ski hill … powering through HBO series to catch up with society … working your way through whatever goodies you canned back at harvest time … just to name a few. And...
by Full Circle Soils & Compost | Nov 4, 2015 | Commercial Growing, Green Recycling, Waste Diversion
Reno-Tahoe businesses send a LOT of perfectly compostable stuff to landfills. In some cases, up to 35% of solid waste is organic material–everything from restaurant food scraps to yard trimmings–which could be recycled through composting. We’re here to...