Our Impact

 

Our Impact

At Compost Casa, we believe in making a tangible difference through hands-on education and sustainable practices. Here’s a look at how our efforts have positively impacted our community and environment.

Composting and Waste Reduction

  • 1,000+ pounds of food waste composted annually
    Through our deep bedding compost program and school composting initiatives, we’ve diverted thousands of pounds of organic waste from landfills and turned it into nutrient-rich compost that feeds the soil.

Educational Workshops

  • 2 workshops on composting and regenerative agriculture
    We’ve provided educational workshops to students, farmers, and community members, teaching them practical, hands-on methods for composting, pasture rotation, and waste recycling. Our focus is on giving participants the tools they need to improve soil health and reduce environmental impacts.

Student and Community Engagement

  • 100+ local students and community members educated
    From local 4-H groups to school field trips, our programs engage students and community members in understanding how regenerative farming can create healthier lands and a better future.

Pollinator and Vegetable Gardens

  • Active pollinator and vegetable gardens
    Our pollinator and vegetable gardens are home to biodiversity projects that support bees, butterflies, and other beneficial insects. By promoting pollinator health, we help ensure the long-term sustainability of local crops and plants.

Real Solutions for Healthier Lands

Through our hands-on workshops and educational programs, we are:

  • Reducing nitrate pollution by teaching regenerative waste management techniques.
  • Demonstrating how recycling farm waste—like poultry and livestock manure—can enrich soil, reduce chemical inputs, and improve farm sustainability.
  • Inspiring the next generation of farmers, educators, and community members to become stewards of the land.

The Numbers Matter

Our impact is more than just words; it’s in the numbers. Every workshop, garden planted, and pound of compost made brings us one step closer to a better future.