Project C.O.W. (Composting Organic Waste)

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Project C.O.W. (Composting Organic Waste) allows residents, businesses, and schools to recycle food scraps and other organic materials.

Composting is free at WSWMD year-round, but an access sticker is required.

Compost the following items in the Project C.O.W. bin:

Food Scraps Non-Food Items
Bread/Rolls/Crackers Used Napkins & Paper Towels
Rice/Pasta/Beans Pizza Boxes & Waxed Cardboard
Egg Shells Damp/Wet, Non-Glossy Paper
Cheese/Dairy Products BPI Certified Compostable Bags
Cooked or Raw Meats & Fish/Bones BPI Certified Paper Plates/Paper Cups/Cutlery
Shellfish (Including Bones) Cardboard Egg Cartons
Fruits/Vegetables Paper Sugar or Flour Bags (without plastic liners)
Coffee Grounds Coffee Filters
Cooking Oils/Fats (solidified or liquid) Tea Bags
Soups/Sauces Pet Waste/Kitty Litter- bags must be BPI compostable

Do Not Compost:

Plastic Bags, Plastic Wrappers, Twist Ties, Rubber Bands, Frozen Food Containers, Milk/Juice/Broth cartons, Liquids, Aluminum Foil, Plastic Utensils, Trash, Metal, Glass, Dryer Lint, Animal or Human Hair and Styrofoam. Any cutlery or plates & cups that aren’t BPI-Certified. Look for this symbol:

Please remove PLU stickers from produce!

Do not recycle leaves, grass, or brush in C.O.W. dumpsters. See the scale house attendant for further instructions on disposing of these items.

Unsure of what to do when you arrive? Check out this video on our YouTube Channel!

BRATTLEGROW COMPOST IS FOR SALE!!

For more information about Brattlegrow Compost, click here.