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Grow Your Own Food for Earth Day




In honor of Earth Day we are giving away a Grow Kit. Grow your own food in any sunny outdoor space with this kit that includes:

  • Cubic foot bag of Black Earth Compost
  • 15-gallon Grow Bag from Backyard Growers
  • Vegetable Starts Kit from Cedar Rock Gardens, which includes 2 kale, 2 Lettuce, 2 spinach, 2 onion, 1 parsley, 1 cilantro, 1 bok choy, and 1 cabbage.


Enter the giveaway by doing one or both of these things for multiple entries.

  1. Share your own compost story and your Give $5, Get $5 referral link with a friend. You will receive one entry for each referral that signs up with your link through Sunday, May 9th. Your friend will get $5 off and you will get $5 toward our online shop.
  2. On our Instagram giveaway announcement complete these three steps:
    1. Follow us
    2. Share something you learned or like about composting
    3. Tag two friends who would be interested in composting

Rules:
- The winner must live within our service range to receive prize. Delivery by mail is not available.
- Entries will be accepted Monday April 17th through Friday, April 21st.
- The winner will be picked at random and contacted on Saturday, April 22nd.


Here are 3 ways your small actions of separating your compostable waste everyday are building a brighter future.

1. Compost in Soil Sequesters C02 from the Atmosphere


2. Compost Improves Soil Health

3. Compost builds a more resilient Massachusetts

By providing a local source of nutrients to grow healthy food without the use of chemical fertilizers.

The infographics above come from the Institute for Local Self-Reliance (www.ilsr.org), a national nonprofit organization working to strengthen local economies, and redirect waste into local recycling, composting, and reuse industries. It is reprinted here with permission.


Learn More

Watch Kiss the Ground, a documentary presenting a viable way to fight climate change by fixing our soil, on Netflix or Vimeo. If you don't have time for an entire movie catch the 6 minute Compost Story by Kiss The Ground.