06/22/2026
Wisconsin sends over 900,000 tons of food waste to landfills every year.
That's roughly one-fifth of everything we throw out. It sits in a pile, breaks down the wrong way, and turns into methane. One of the worst greenhouse gases we make.
Most of it is the stuff nobody thinks about. Plate scrapings. Leftovers that went fuzzy. Produce that didn't get used in time.
But it doesn't have to end up in a dump.
Red wigglers can turn kitchen scraps into rich, healthy castings instead of methane. No complaints. No fancy equipment. They'll eat just about anything you hand them.
Small change. Big impact. And it starts right at home.
Ready to shrink your food waste? You've got options:
Start your own worm bin, or reach out to us about a simple food-scrap pickup service. Either way, you're keeping good material out of the landfill can and giving back to the soil that feeds us.
Let's do this.
