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As March begins, we mark a wrap on Worm Works’s composting services. In case you missed our announcement last week (see our pinned post), please note that as of today, March 1, 2024 our community drop-off bins are no longer operating.

While t

Drop-off tote-d up! Here’s just a small look at our regular clean-up on the composting farm. We sure are missing those sunny summer days… ☀️🌿

Our food waste drop-off bins are available 24/7, so that you can get to composting whenever&m

Wait, zoom out… Can you believe this is corn?👀 Our composted finds just get more interesting by the day!

This variety of corn is called Glass Gem corn, and it has a story.💎🌽✨ Only a few decades ago, half-Cherokee farmer Carl Barnes began p

Proof that Worm Works composters bring the heat. Chili peppers, anyone?

We’re always sorry to see a plant go, but composting ensures its life cycle will continue by feeding our local soils.🤎🪴 

Our community of composters is helping to

Can we get one last hurrah for pumpkin composting season?🧡 To our customer(s) who dropped off this funky bunch at one of our Residential Community Drop-off sites… you have some good taste in gourds!✨

Great work to everyone who has saved the

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Wander Magazine: It’s Not Just Dirt

“Utilizing the power of worms to turn food waste into gardening gold”

By Pete Walton | September 29, 2023

Residential Drop-off Sites: NOW OPEN 24/7!

We are so excited to announce that Worm Works’s food waste composting drop-off sites are now open 24/7 to subscribers! Subscribers can bring their food waste to our Residential Drop-off locations whenever, and as often, as is convenient for them.

Ashburn Magazine: As the Worm Turns

“Local business brings composting to your doorstep”

By Jill Devine | July 7, 2023