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Kitchen Harvest & Linvilla Orchards compost the leftovers from the DNC - Kudos

Originally Posted on August 10, 2016

 This story first caught our eye when the Philadelphia Inquirer highlighed that work here.

The story features a Kitchen HarvestLinvilla Orchards partnership. They contracted to help green the DNC by hauling away the leftovers, to be turned into black gold.

Linvilla has been our family's go-to for pick your own apples for many years.

Heartening that we are turning this tide. For how many years has how many tons of table scraps gone to our dumps?

 

Kudos!

 

Kitchen Harvest is an Earth Initiative Resource. Just click the link to learn more, and connect with them about their Residential & Commercial services.

 

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