Last month’s article about biosolids composting in Kelowna, B.C., should remind us all about the importance of tending to quality.
The city has been composting for years, but only in more recent times has it found the secret to making a quality product in a way that’s friendly to the community. In this case, that means a compost that is pleasant to handle, does great things to the soil and the plants that grow there, and is created with an essentially odor-free process.
The city’s compost, called Ogogrow, now has a large and loyal following among landscapers, nurseries and individual gardeners. It
