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October 2018
Tidal Creek Farmers Market
Join the Coastal Carolina Composting Council for a pumpkin carving event, which will be held in conjunction with the Tidal Creek Farmer's Market. The market will be from 8 am - 1 pm, with pumpkin carving from 10 am - 1 pm. Tidal Creek will provide safe carving tools, and pumpkins will be available. Pumpkin carving scraps will be composted by the Coastal Council.
Find out more »November 2018
CFSA Sustainable Agriculture Conference
The annual Sustainable Agriculture Conference brings together farmers, foodies, educators, activists, and more for a weekend celebration of innovation in local, sustainable agriculture. Educational workshops, presentations, and panel discussions are interspersed with networking & social events, exhibits, and regionally sourced meals. Attendees from more than a dozen states gather each November and leave energized and inspired. As a leading promotor of healthy soils and soil revitalization the NC Composting Council will be represented as an exhibitor at the conference.
Find out more »December 2018
Waste Not: Living the Low Carbon Life
Learn how to reduce your carbon footprint by making the food waste, compost, soil connection. About this Event: We exist within multiple communities. The community of our families, our neighborhoods, our workplaces, our towns and cities… It may be easy to make changes to our lives in our homes and within our families, but how might we bring about change in our varied communal lives - changes that could help reduce our carbon footprint and be part of the climate…
Find out more »January 2019
Green & Growin’
Everybody wins at the Southeast's premier industry event. It's a one-stop-shop for green industry professionals looking to expand expertise, earn or maintain licensing credentials, find top products and build solid business connections.
Find out more »Sustainable Spirits
Sustainable Spirits is a casual monthly gathering for the sustainability community organized by the North Carolina Composting Council. We're kicking off the new year by hosting and sponsoring this event ourselves. The NC Composting Council's mission is to promote composting and the use of compost and to educate people about the science of composting and its benefits. We love what we do and we want to tell you about it. So come and celebrate the soil with us!
Find out more »US Composting Council Annual Conference 2019
The U.S. Composting Council's 27th Annual Conference & Tradeshow will include more than 75 workshops, tours, and sessions; more than 30 hours of networking time; and more that 100 exhibitors and equipment demonstrations. To attend go to: https://compostconference.com/attend/ To become a sponsor go to: https://compostconference.com/sponsors/ To become an exhibitor go to: https://compostconference.com/exhibitor-registration/
Find out more »February 2019
NCCC Board Meeting – In Wilmington!
Our February 5th NCCC Board Meeting will be held from 10am-1pm at the New Hanover County Environmental Management's office (3002 US Highway 421 North) with lunch and tour of their in-vessel composting unit, Huckleberry. If you'd like to attend, please rsvp by emailing info@carolinacompost.com and be sure to include your dietary needs.
Find out more »March 2019
Carolina Recycling Association Annual Conference & Tradeshow
Information coming soon.
Find out more »Sustainable Spirits, March 19, 2019
Sustainable Spirits is a casual monthly gathering for the sustainability community organized by the North Carolina Composting Council. It’s free, unstructured, and open to everyone interested in anything from renewable energy and civic engagement to green building, organic farming, and beyond! The March gathering takes place on the 19th at The Pharmacy Cafe, 702 N. Person St. in downtown Raleigh. Sponsored by McGill Environmental, making compost available to everyone from industry to home gardens.
Find out more »April 2019
Sustainable Spirits
Sustainable Spirits is a casual monthly gathering for the sustainability community organized by the North Carolina Composting Council. It’s free, unstructured, and open to everyone interested in anything from renewable energy and civic engagement to green building, organic farming, and beyond! Each month we gather at breweries, restaurants and sometimes even gardens around the greater Triangle area and beyond. We target zero waste establishments because they think like we do that the earth is not to be wasted and compost can change the…
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