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October 9, 2025 in Composting Education & FAQs

Compost vs. Fertilizer: Key Differences and When to Use Each

Soil health is the foundation of every successful lawn, landscape, or agricultural project. Yet many property owners, landscapers, and farmers still struggle with one big question: what’s better for the…
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September 25, 2025 in Composting Education & FAQs

Turning Fall Yard Waste into Healthy Soil

Communities of all sizes face the same challenge every fall: what to do with all that yard waste? When leaves blanket everything, what should we do to them? In nature,…
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September 18, 2025 in Bulk Products & Applications

Seasonal Mulching Tips for Cooler Weather

Landscaping does not stop when the temperatures start to drop. For property managers, municipalities, and commercial landscapers, cooler weather is the perfect time to strengthen soil, protect plants, and prepare…
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September 11, 2025 in Compost Pickup Services

What is Commercial Composting and Why It Matters

Businesses of all sizes are under pressure to reduce waste and operate more sustainably. One of the most effective ways to make an immediate impact is through commercial composting. This…
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August 28, 2025 in Bulk Products & Applications

Fall Lawn Renovation: Overseeding with Compost for Healthier Grass

Fall is one of the best times to tackle lawn renovation. Cooler temperatures, consistent rainfall, and softer soil conditions create the perfect environment for grass seed germination and root growth.…
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August 22, 2025 in Contractor & Commercial Resources

Seasonal Composting Tips for Landscapers

Landscaping is a business that changes with the seasons. Whether you’re refreshing spring beds, maintaining summer growth, or preparing properties for winter dormancy, your soil is the foundation of every…
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August 18, 2025 in Sustainability & Impact

Partnering for Sustainability: How The Compost Company Supports Nashville’s Public Schools

Metro Nashville Public Schools has made sustainability a priority, from improving energy efficiency to reducing waste across its campuses. A core part of that mission involves collaboration with environmental organizations…
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August 5, 2025 in Bulk Products & Applications

Raised Bed Soil vs. Garden Blend: What’s Right for Your Project?

Choosing the right soil mix isn’t just about what you’re planting — it’s about scale, structure, and performance. When you’re managing a large project like a school garden program, municipal…
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August 1, 2025 in Bulk Products & Applications

Why Fall is The Best Time to Bulk Order Compost

As temperatures drop and peak season winds down, many large-scale buyers shift their focus from maintaining landscapes to preparing for what comes next. For contractors, municipalities, and agricultural teams, fall…
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July 24, 2025 in Bulk Products & Applications

How to Calculate Bulk Compost Needs for Large-Scale Jobs

When it comes to commercial landscaping and construction projects, compost isn’t just a soil amendment — it’s part of the foundation. Whether you’re preparing planting beds, improving turf performance, or…
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July 18, 2025 in Bulk Products & Applications

Mulching Tips for Summer Landscapes

Summer is the season of stress for both plants and landscapers. High temperatures, dry conditions, and intense sun can damage even the most well-designed landscapes. Fortunately, there’s one simple and…
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July 11, 2025 in Bulk Products & Applications

A Buyers Guide to Bulk Mulch: What to Know Before You Order

Ordering mulch might seem simple, but for contractors and commercial buyers, it’s rarely a one-size-fits-all job. When you’re covering large areas or working on a schedule, bulk mulch becomes the…
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June 30, 2025 in Bulk Products & Applications

Why Landscaping Contractors Choose Bulk Compost Over Bagged Options

When working on a commercial landscape project, materials are everything. The quality of compost, the cost per yard, and the delivery logistics all play a role in the success of…
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November 16, 2020 in News

Seeking Bids for Site Expansion!

December 14th, 2020: The Compost Company is currently seeking bids from qualified contractors for the construction of a new Materials Processing pad.  This new pad shall be a 100’ x 100’…
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September 18, 2020 in News

We Couldn’t Agree More!!

It's good to hear an expert confirm what we already knew....that Compost is an essential part of your soil. We've been screaming it from the rooftops for years. For healthy…
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February 26, 2019 in News

Composting leaders recognized at USCC’s COMPOST2019

US Composting Council Composter of the Year-Small Scale award went to The Compost Company, a 5,000 ton per year facility in Nashville, TN. The company provides both manufacturing and collection from…
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February 14, 2019 in News

Mayor’s Food Saver Challenge Seeks to Cut Local Food Waste

Nashville Scene | Margaret Littman Taking a look at programs and organizations that cut waste and redirect food to the hungry Imagine the entire space of Nissan Stadium filled to…
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February 1, 2019 in News

Composting Roundup

BioCycle.net Ashland City, Tennessee: Good Year For The Compost Company The Compost Company took in 5,412 tons of organics in 2018, due in part to partnerships with Marriott Hotels, HCA…
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December 6, 2018 in News

IMPACT – Mayor’s Food Saver Challenge Press Conference & Interview with Clay Ezell

Hear from Compost Company's Clay Ezell on the Mayor's Food Saver Challenge and how The Compost Company is on track to divert almost 10 million pounds of organic waste this…
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November 8, 2018 in News

The Compost Company Helping Nashville Businesses go ‘Zero-Waste’

News Channel 5 | Kristen Skovira Once you're looking for compostable materials, you see them everywhere. "Unofficially anything that was once alive is compostable. It can be treated instead of…
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October 6, 2017 in News

Nashville Begins Accepting Table Scraps At Recycling Centers To Cut Down On Food Waste

Nashville Public Radio | Emily Siner When Nashville residents drop off their glass bottles, paint cans and old batteries to recycle, they can now also bring food scraps. The mayor's…
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May 3, 2017 in News

How the Country Music Hall of Fame is reducing food waste

The Tennessean | Lizzy Alfs Popular Nashville tourist attraction hopes to reduce its carbon footprint by donating food, composting and growing vegetables The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum has fed…
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October 1, 2015 in News

Composting In Music City

BioCycle | Dan Emerson A Nashville, Tennessee area entrepreneur gradually grows the Compost Company, servicing more food scraps generators and expanding end product markets. In 2011, Edward Wansing launched the Compost…
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June 5, 2015 in News

Startup finds opportunity in recycling chicken dinners

Nashville Business Journal | E.J. Boyer Local entrepreneurs Edward Wansing and Clay Ezell are betting on the “garbage revolution” coming to Nashville. And they've landed a pretty big first client: Music City Center. Their…
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June 4, 2015 in News

Music City Center, Compost Company make city greener

The Tennessean | Reade Pickert Nashville's Music City Center has signed a contract with The Compost Company to increase its focus on sustainability. Located in Ashland City, The Compost Company…
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June 1, 2015 in News

Transforming Agricultural Waste into Fertilizer

The Sustainability Network |Vaughn Cassidy, TDEC Office of Sustainable Practices Tennessee Creates a Circular Economy Around Composting With more than 300 food related industries in Tennessee, waste management can be…
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May 13, 2015 in News

The Compost Company Raises Capital to Further Scale Organics Recycling Services

Nashville, TN | May 13, 2015 The Compost Company, which diverts food and organic waste from landfills for recycling into nutrient-rich soil products, has completed its next round of growth…
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June 4, 2014 in News

Compost: A Rind is a Terrible Thing To Waste

Groundbreaking Roots   A common refrain from farmers and gardeners who are just starting out is that their soil is hurting. Either it drains too fast or it doesn't drain…
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