Monthly Archives: November 2023

Veransa Group recently hosted a group of almost 50 participants from the Compost Research and Education Foundation (CREF) Compost Operations Manager Training Course (COTC) at its state-of-the-art manufacturing facility for organic compost, mulches, and soils in Seffner Florida.  This newly modernized 53-acre facility is also used to collect and recycle green and wood waste,

A bulk organic compost supplier can help farmers get higher yields from all of their crops. Organic compost is a well-documented soil amendment that gets great results. A healthier soil can improve the health of plants and improve yields. A bulk organic compost supplier can make the process of amending soil easier. Here are

Veransa donated all the ground cover mulch needed to create the floor for a new Micro-Forest being built at Heritage Harbour, a 3,770 home development in Lutz Florida. Micro-forests are powerful agents for improving the quality of our coastal waters and combating climate change. A micro-forest is a very dense planting of native species

Veransa donated the organic compost needed to fill ten garden beds at Just elementary school in Tampa, Florida. The donation was made through SEEDFolKids After School Garden Program, a free community-based leadership program for under-privileged kids where students themselves create sustainable "school gardens" and grow their own food. The non-profit works through community partnerships

Composting is a process. The end goal of creating compost is to create an ideal environment for microbes to thrive. However, composting is not as simple as throwing organic waste into a pile and waiting. Composting takes a certain level of diligence. Fortunately, to save yourself some labor, bulk organic compost suppliers can do

As Earth Day 2023 approaches, we would like to reflect on how we can all contribute to a more sustainable, liveable future. We can start by becoming more aware of the challenges before us. Challenges for which we do have viable solutions. One such challenge we would like to discuss is that of soil

1- RETHINK YARD WASTE: So often, here in Florida, we see homeowners adding their yard waste – grass clippings, palm fronds, branches, etc.—in their regular trash cans for curb-side pickup. This adds organic matter and wood to our landfills where it decomposes, emitting methane gas, without adding nutrients and organic matter back into soil…the

The public is increasingly realizing that golf courses can be quite damaging to the environment and requesting change. The chemicals used to keep the grass green, the water needed to maintain the course, and the emissions from golf carts can add up to a sizable environmental impact. Golf courses traditionally use substantial amounts of

People create a lot of waste, but that doesn't mean it all has to go into the landfill. According to the EPA, more than 30% of household waste is compostable. If you want to learn more about yard and wood waste disposal, check out some of the common questions below. What's Considered Yard Waste?