Agromin, California’s largest organics recycler, composted and marketed over 1 million tons of organic waste in 2021. It is poised to increase its organic waste capacity considerably this year as it helps cities, counties and other jurisdictions throughout California meet the strict organic waste mandates of State Senate Bill 1383, which took effect on January
In the latest issue of the VC Reporter, Eye On The Environment’s David Goldstein discusses the Ventura County Board of Supervisors’ approval of Agromin’s permit for a green waste composting facility on Limoneira property in Santa Paula. Although the new composting operation has been in the works for over 10 years, its need has taken
Every Super Bowl is a spectacle to behold. Super Bowl LVI taking place this Sunday is no different, apart from the fact that it’s at SoFi Stadium, home of the contending L.A. Rams. There are many contributors to this annual spectacle, from the back-office administration to the concession staff to those who contribute to the
Most folks in Ventura County are aware of many of the steps necessary to reduce greenhouse gas emissions — big-picture things such as converting the electrical power system to solar, wind and other renewable sources of generation, and replacing gas-fueled cars and trucks with zero-emission vehicles powered by electric batteries or hydrogen fuel cells. But
Agromin, one of California’s largest organic waste recyclers, has launched California Compost (www.CaliforniaCompost.net) to help California jurisdictions assess, source and procure organic waste tonnage to comply with California SB 1383. SB 1383 goes into effect January 1, 2022. It is designed to reduce state methane gas emissions to combat climate change by cutting down on
Agromin, a soil products manufacturer and the green waste recycler for much of Ventura County, is accepting Christmas trees at its locations in Oxnard from December 26 through January 7. Residents who drop off their trees will receive a free bag of potting mix. Drop off locations and hours are: Agromin Composting Facility – 6859
Agromin, a manufacturer of earth-friendly soil products and one of California’s largest organics recyclers, has named Cody Cain as its head of marketing and business development. Cain has spent over 15 years involved in environmental and energy projects for alternative fuels, solar, oil, natural gas, carbon credits and biogas. He was previously managing director of
Agromin’s Cody Cain was recently part of an international panel of biogas market experts. The topic was “Biogas Market: Getting to Net-Zero Amid Energy Crisis.” The panel was a mix of technology providers, consultants, manufacturing and energy traders from key biogas-producing counties. Cody talked about biogas marketing in the US/California. It was an insightful overview of
Agromin was recently featured in a Pacific Coast Business Times article. The piece, written by editor Henry Dubroff, provides a good overview of how Agromin is using its organic waste recycling expertise to not only create healthy soil products but also combat climate change. The combination has never been more critical as California Senate Bill
Over 400 people visited Agromin on Ventura County Farm Day–the most ever. VC Farm Day began 9 years ago and we’re proud to say that Agromin has participated in each. We conducted 6 tours this year and answered lots of questions about green recycling and composting. Those who attended each received a bag of Dr.