HERNANDEZ LLC
HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA

Not only can't our indispensible allies, the plants, get enough of compost, but using compost helps to tie up carbon into the soil instead of going back into the atmosphere as Carbon Dioxide, and helps to prevent global warming.1 that San Francisco took the bold and forward-thinking step in 2009 to require businesses and residences to compost their organic waste. announced that "Mayor Newsom's office recently conducted a waste-stream analysis and discovered that about two thirds of the garbage people throw away, approximately 500,000 tons annually, could have been recycled or turned to compost. San Francisco already converts over 400 tons of food scraps and other compostable discards into high-grade organic compost everyday. 'It's so nutrient-rich that the final product is almost jet black in color,' says Newsom. The high quality of compost is 'snapped up by farms and vineyards across the Bay Area, we can barely keep up with the demand,' adds Newsom." Do you have a portion of your yard that occasionally gets flooded during heavy rainfalls? If so, the following link can help: