USCC chapters and committees are resources for networking, training and education, developing professional opportunities and advocacy. Chapter and Committee members work on localized, critical topics that impact your bottom line and align themselves closely with compost producers, municipal officers, consultants, educators and haulers. Interacting within this multi-faceted environment, members are able to share information and learn from each other’s experiences.
Association of Compost Producers (ACP)
Dan Noble, Executive Director |
The Association of Compost Producers (ACP) is a non-profit association of public and private organizations dedicated to increasing the quality, value and amount of compost being used in California. We do this by promoting activities and regulations that build healthy soil, benefiting people and the environment.
P.O. Box 1538
Julian, CA 92036-1538
DanWylderNoble@gmail.com
www.healthysoil.org |
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North Carolina Composting Council, Inc.
Gary Gittere, President |
The North Carolina Composting Council is committed to creating healthy soils. The Council is a volunteer-run, non-profit, membership-based organization dedicated to the development, expansion, and promotion of the composting industry based upon sound science, principles of sustainability, and economic viability.
PO Box 24961
Raleigh, NC 27611
info@carolinacompost.com
www.carolinacompost.com |
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Minnesota Composting Council
Ginny Black, Chair
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The Minnesota Composting Council is a member driven non-profit dedicated to advancing the recycling of organic materials in the state of Minnesota. To make the composting industry successful, the MNCC seeks the participation of businesses associated with the composting industry and the public sector. Activities the MNCC is organizing include site visits and guest speakers.
11410 49th Place North
Plymouth, MN 55442
compostmn@gmail.com
www.mnold.compostingcouncil.org |
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Virginia Composting Council
Ken Bannister, President |
The Virginia Composting Council is the state affiliate of the US Composting Council. Our mission is to support the efforts and initiatives of the US Composting Council and the practice of composting, in general.
8090 Villa Park Drive
Richmond, VA 23228
kbannister@daa.com |
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MD-DC Composting Committee
The MD-DC Composting Committee is the state affiliate of the US Composting Council. Our mission is to support the efforts and initiatives of the US Composting Council and the practice of composting and compost manufacturing. This committee is taking an active leadership role in shaping the political, regulatory, and marketing landscapes of the Maryland and District of Columbia compost marketplace.
Email us: mddc.compostcouncil@gmail.com |
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Colorado Composting Council
Bob Yost |
The Colorado Composting Council (COCC) is an official USCC chapter, grown from the Rocky Mountain Organics Council of the Colorado Association for Recycling (CAFR).
Email us: bobyost@a1organics.com |
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MI Composting Council
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IL Composting Committee
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NJ Composting Council
Jairo E. Gonzalez
President |
The chapter educates state regulators, local officials and the public about the importance of the compost manufacturing industry to local waste management programs, and jobs and business development, as well as the benefits of using compost in commercial and residential landscaping, and for stormwater management, erosion control and green infrastructure. The NJCC and USCC will jointly take positions on regulations and legislation that affect the industry and the market for compost in the state. jairo@njcomposting.com
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