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Dec 3, 2025 · BioCycle CONNECT continues BioCycle’s more than 65-year leadership as The Organics Recycling Authority ®. Each edition brings you new articles, Quick Tips, and Breaking News on:
BioCycle Nationwide Survey: Full-Scale Food Waste Composting ...
Jul 25, 2023 · BioCycle, in collaboration with the Composting Consortium, recently completed a survey to quantify and analyze facilities in the U.S. that compost food waste along with other source …
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BioCycle Nationwide Survey: Residential Food Waste Collection Access …
Sep 11, 2023 · From February to June 2023, BioCycle surveyed cities, towns, counties, and solid waste authorities to learn more about their food waste collection programs. BioCycle last conducted its …
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Best Opportunities To Upgrade Yard Trimmings Composting ... - BioCycle
Nov 7, 2023 · In an unprecedented study, the Composting Consortium, Coker Composting & Consulting, and BioCycle analyzed current permitting requirements and costs to retrofit composting facilities to …
Integrating Anaerobic Digestion With Composting - BioCycle
Nov 18, 2014 · Tom Kraemer and Scott Gamble BioCycle November 2014 The Hengelo, Netherlands plant employs a continuous plug-flow anaerobic digester integrated into a larger composting …
The Unharvested Farm Produce Dilemma - BioCycle
Mar 26, 2024 · Study measured surplus produce unharvested in the fields on farms in Tennessee, revealing that 76% of the produce left was of marketable or edible quality.