Identifying Sources and Markets session two. Sources of Compostable Material Waste Audit – Residential-Food and yard waste – Farm- Animal waste, agricultural.

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Identifying Sources and Markets session two

Sources of Compostable Material Waste Audit – Residential-Food and yard waste – Farm- Animal waste, agricultural waste – Casino-Restaurants, hotel – Schools/Day Care/Head Start-Cafeteria – Office/Buildings-Employee food waste, coffee grounds, cafeterias – Groundskeeping-Grass, wood, leaves – Commercial-Grocery stores, restaurants

Outside Sources of Compost Who is (or isn’t) Composting Nearby? – Nearby communities – Nearby tribal communities – Nearest large city – Public/Private Owned Digesters

Outside Sources of Compost Potential Partnerships – Local Municipalities – Hauling Companies – Universities

Using Compost Internally Needs of the Tribe – Building landscaping – Housing site landscaping – Tribal farms – Natural Areas and Parks Needs of Tribal Members – Home gardens – Community gardens