County Departments Reduce Costs With Cocomposting, Biocycle, April 2016

Florida county conducts pilot project to gauge its ability to manage yard trimmings and biosolids using internal resources -and to confirm marketability of the finished compost.

by Beth Schinella and Bruce Clark

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