Compost Restores Fire-Scarred Community Garden – BioCycle
BioCycle wrote an article about Leap Lab Farm and the importance of compost after the recent Mountain Fire damaged the […]
Read MoreCreating a slurry with fringe environmental benefits on top–KCLU-FM Interview
PBS station KCLU-FM recently interviewed Agromin CEO Bill Camarillo about the company’s new Mountain View food waste processing center in […]
Read MoreCity of Fairfield Partners With Agromin To Offer Free Residential Compost Coupon Program
The City of Fairfield has partnered with Agromin to offer residents free bulk compost and bagged planting mix from October […]
Read MoreWaste Age Interview With Agromin’s Bill Camarillo
Agromin CEO Bill Camarillo was recently interviewed by Waste Age about how Agromin is helping jurisdictions comply with SB 1383 […]
Read MoreHow To Revitalize Your Soil and Landscape After A Fire
Homeowners and businesses whose landscapes were damaged or destroyed by the recent wildfires, should begin taking steps to prevent erosion […]
Read MoreAgromin’s Healthy Soil Hero “Ventura County Farm to School” Featured on KEYT-TV
An Agromin Healthy Soil Hero, Ventura County Farm to School, was recently featured on KEYT-TV. Agromin is proud of the […]
Read MoreCity of Camarillo Partners With Agromin To Launch Free Compost and Mulch Program
The program supports sustainable gardening practices in alignment with the city’s Sustainability Master Plan and helps the city meet state-mandated […]
Read MoreNPR’s Marketplace: A dirty story about the compost supply chain
Agromin was recently featured in an NPR “Marketplace” radio segment. A Marketplace reporter visited the Agromin composting center at Limoneira […]
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