Don't Want to Compost at Home? Community Composting Is a Great Option.
Whether you compost at home or use a community drop-off program, every bucket of food scraps diverted from the landfill helps build healthier soil and a more resilient local food system.
Find a food scrap drop-off location near you and start composting today.
The Truth About Composting: Smells, Rodents, and Other Common Concerns
Many people are interested in composting but hesitate because they've heard stories about bad smells, rodents, insects, or complicated maintenance.
The good news? Most composting problems are preventable, and backyard composting is often much easier than people expect.
Getting Started with Backyard Composting: A Beginner's Guide for Western North Carolina
Backyard composting is one of the easiest ways to reduce household waste while creating a valuable resource for your garden. Whether you have a large backyard, a small garden, a townhouse patio, or just a little outdoor space, composting helps turn food scraps and yard debris into nutrient-rich compost that supports healthy soil and thriving plants.