This webinar will provide an overview of Conservation Practice Standard – Soil Carbon Amendment Code 336 and provide compost producers with resources they can use to educate their customers. Our panelists will detail how farmers and ranchers can work with NRCS to create a conservation plan that includes compost application and how that qualifies participants… Continue reading MAR.118-NRCS Code 336: Selling More Compost to Farmers-WEB.USCC
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POL.126-PFAS and Compost Research Webinar: The Importance of Informed Regulatory Decision-Making-WEB.CREF
The prevalence of PFAS and their effect on the composting industry is a subject needing research and attention. This webinar, jointly hosted by the US Composting Council and the Compost Research & Education Foundation, will learn about the issue, why it matters, and the current regulatory landscape surrounding it.Speakers: Bryan Staley, Ian Pepper, and Andrew… Continue reading POL.126-PFAS and Compost Research Webinar: The Importance of Informed Regulatory Decision-Making-WEB.CREF
DIV.112-Addressing Contamination in Food Waste for Composting-WEB.USCC
Specific details and steps others have taken to address contamination in food waste for composting.Speakers: Clinton Sander, Kate Kurtz, Becca FongDuration: 78 minutesCredits: 1.5Member Price: $90.00Non-Member Price: $157.50Purchase Course Now
DIV.223-Will Implementation of Compostables Reduce Contamination and Capture More Food?-AC23.USCC
In collaboration with four Chicago dining venues and numerous stakeholders, CompostAble Chicago built a framework to evaluate how best practices for compostable serviceware are linked to rates of food capture and levels of contamination. Findings suggest a direct relationship between these practices and a diversion program’s effectiveness.Speakers: Ashley ElzingaDuration: 15 minutesCredits: 0.5Member Price: $30.00Non-Member Price:… Continue reading DIV.223-Will Implementation of Compostables Reduce Contamination and Capture More Food?-AC23.USCC
POL.116-Regenerative Agriculture and the Farm Bill: How a Better Farm Bill can Build Healthier Soils-AC23.USCC
We will influence policymakers in Washington, D.C. to integrate regenerative agriculture into the 2023 Farm Bill by uplifting the voices of American farmers and ranchers, including support for small and historically underserved producers, and supporting and activating grassroots efforts that demonstrate the importance of this issue in key districts.Speakers: Ayesha AliDuration: 12 minutesCredits: 0.5Member Price:… Continue reading POL.116-Regenerative Agriculture and the Farm Bill: How a Better Farm Bill can Build Healthier Soils-AC23.USCC
VIS.219-Table to Farm: A Regenerative Economy to Build Healthy Soil-AC23.USCC
Aside from merely diverting organics, some of the best chefs and restaurants in CA and CO are actively creating a robust market–buying thousands of tons of compost for use on local farms, ranches and vineyards. Learn more and get involved, or begin a program in your region.Speakers: Anthony MyintDuration: 15 minutesCredits: 0.5Member Price: $30.00Non-Member Price:… Continue reading VIS.219-Table to Farm: A Regenerative Economy to Build Healthy Soil-AC23.USCC
POL.229-How Public Policy Will Make or Break the Compost Industry. Plus: Unveiling the New BPI/USCC Product Labeling Principles-AC23.USCC
Public policy is crucial, now more than ever we can inform it to reflect the world we’re trying to buildSpeakers: Alex TrueloveDuration: 22 minutesCredits: 0.5Member Price: $30.00Non-Member Price: $52.50Purchase Course Now
POL.121-Regulatory Trends with Organic Waste-AC23.USCC
SB1383 – Focus on Jurisdiction Requirements rather than Business requirements; mention Article 12 – refer to Session 5. As opposed to MA Food waste ban, which required commercial food waste generators to handle their own food waste Speakers: Cindy Liles Duration: 12 minutes Credits: 0.5 Member Price: $30.00 Non-Member Price: $52.50 Purchase Course Now
USE.315-Compost Application Can Improve Water Quality, Enhance Soil Health, and Increase Climate Resiliency in Coastal California’s Cool-Season Vegetable Agroecosystems.-AC23.CREF
Substituting nitrogen fertilizer with compost can improve soil health and environmental quality in California’s intensively managed cool-season vegetable systems without compromising yields.Speakers: Cole SmithDuration: 24 minutesCredits: 0.5Member Price: $30.00Non-Member Price: $52.50Purchase Course Now
MAR.221-Composters To The Rescue: Helping Jurisdictions Comply With CA SB 1383 Procurement Requirements and Slow Climate Change-AC23.USCC
This presentation will provide information on how composters can be the solution to the issues facing jurisdictions as they grapple with ways to comply with SB 1383 recycled green waste procurement requirements.Speakers: Bill CamarilloDuration: 17 minutesCredits: 0.5Member Price: $30.00Non-Member Price: $52.50Purchase Course Now