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To help make the tree collection process run smoother, tree owners are asked to cut up their Christmas trees so limbs and branches fit in their green waste recycling barrel.
VENTURA, Calif. - Californer -- Once the holidays are over, Oxnard-based composter Agromin (http://www.agromin.com/) will receive thousands of Christmas trees collected by waste haulers. The trees will be composted into mulch and soil amendments for use by growers, landscapers and consumers.
To help make the tree collection process run smoother, tree owners are asked to cut up their Christmas trees so limbs and branches fit in their green waste recycling barrel. Waste haulers will collect the trees on regular waste pick-up days and deliver them to Agromin.
After trees reach Agromin, any remaining tree decorations are removed by hand. The trees are ground and then composted over 60 to 90 days in long windrows.
Residents also have the option of dropping off their trees at two Agromin locations:
Agromin Composting Facility - 6859 Arnold Rd., Oxnard (Hours: Monday – Friday, 7:00 am – 4:30 pm, Saturday, 7:00 am – 3 :00 pm)
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Agromin Corporate Office – 201 Kinetic Dr. Oxnard (Hours: Monday – Friday, 7:00 am – 4:30 pm)
Residents who drop off their trees will receive a free bag of potting mix. Flocked and unflocked trees are accepted.
For more information, call Agromin at 805-485-9200.
About Agromin:
Agromin, headquartered in Oxnard, Calif., is the largest organics recycler in the state. Agromin manufactures earth-friendly soil products for farmers, government entities, landscapers and gardeners and serves over 200 California communities. It works with jurisdictions throughout the state to support their fulfillment of SB 1383 procurement needs. Each year, Agromin receives more than 1 million tons of organic material and then uses a safe, natural and sustainable process to recycle the material into more than 300 eco-friendly soil products for landscape, agriculture, consumer and energy markets. The results are more vigorous and healthier plants and gardens, and on the conservation side, the opportunity to close the recycling loop, allowing more room in landfills and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Agromin is a US Composting Council Composter of the Year recipient. For more information, go to www.agromin.com .
To help make the tree collection process run smoother, tree owners are asked to cut up their Christmas trees so limbs and branches fit in their green waste recycling barrel. Waste haulers will collect the trees on regular waste pick-up days and deliver them to Agromin.
After trees reach Agromin, any remaining tree decorations are removed by hand. The trees are ground and then composted over 60 to 90 days in long windrows.
Residents also have the option of dropping off their trees at two Agromin locations:
Agromin Composting Facility - 6859 Arnold Rd., Oxnard (Hours: Monday – Friday, 7:00 am – 4:30 pm, Saturday, 7:00 am – 3 :00 pm)
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Agromin Corporate Office – 201 Kinetic Dr. Oxnard (Hours: Monday – Friday, 7:00 am – 4:30 pm)
Residents who drop off their trees will receive a free bag of potting mix. Flocked and unflocked trees are accepted.
For more information, call Agromin at 805-485-9200.
About Agromin:
Agromin, headquartered in Oxnard, Calif., is the largest organics recycler in the state. Agromin manufactures earth-friendly soil products for farmers, government entities, landscapers and gardeners and serves over 200 California communities. It works with jurisdictions throughout the state to support their fulfillment of SB 1383 procurement needs. Each year, Agromin receives more than 1 million tons of organic material and then uses a safe, natural and sustainable process to recycle the material into more than 300 eco-friendly soil products for landscape, agriculture, consumer and energy markets. The results are more vigorous and healthier plants and gardens, and on the conservation side, the opportunity to close the recycling loop, allowing more room in landfills and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Agromin is a US Composting Council Composter of the Year recipient. For more information, go to www.agromin.com .
Source: Agromin
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