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On-Site Composting Returns to Lafayette College

Lafayette College in Easton, PA is the latest university to take on-site composting to the next level with an Earth Flow from Green Mountain Technologies. From the campus newspaper: “After a three-year hiatus, composting has returned to campus. The renewed …

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Dayton Foodbank is Repurposing Food Waste

This article describes a recent composting event at the Dayton Food Bank in Ohio, featuring GMT’s Earth Flow composting system: “In honor of September being “Hunger Action Month,” the Dayton Foodbank hosted a special event on Sept. 21 to show …

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First In-Vessel Composter at Food Bank

As we treat our loved ones on Valentine’s Day, let’s also remember to give our soil a treat with compost. ❤️ In celebration of the love of food and the love of compost, we are sharing a video about an …

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Earth Flow Composts Biodegradable Plastics in 3 Weeks

In 2014, Green Mountain Technologies conducted a collaborative research project with Gustavus Adolphus College in Minnesota and World Centric, a manufacturer of compostable serviceware, to test the compostability of World Centric serviceware items in an Earth Flow composting system installed …

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GMT and NYC Composting Go Way Back

Green Mountain Technologies (GMT) has a long history of supporting composting efforts in New York City. Prior to starting GMT, founder and CEO Michael Bryan-Brown worked for several years as a consultant in NYC, supporting the City’s efforts to compost …

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California Composting

Salinas Valley, California is one of the largest agricultural regions in the United States, producing 80% of the nation’s salad greens, 48% of broccoli, 30% of spinach, and 28% of strawberries.¹ With farmers required to overproduce crops to manage supply …

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How to Control Compost Odors

The first and last concern everyone has about composting is the smell. Compost odors that offend (malodors) can make life very difficult, and coexistence with neighbors sometimes impossible. In other words; all your investment is at risk when you generate …

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In the US, windrow systems are the most popular form of industrial composting. And it’s no secret why. Windrows have relatively low start-up cost. In fact, for small to moderate sized compost operations, all you need is a front-end loader …