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Extension And ECUA To Host Recycling Celebration And Compost Giveaway
August 3, 2017
UF/IFAS Escambia County Extension and Emerald Coast Utilities Authority will host a Recycling Celebration and Compost Giveaway on Friday, Aug. 4. The event will be held at the Escambia County Extension Office, 3730 Stefani Road, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
There will be ongoing 10 minute compost-based educational sessions, which include an overview of how to use compost, what to compost and proper composting containers. Those who participate in the session will be given educational material and two 40-pound bags of compost as supplies last.
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I went and listened to the composting presentation Friday morning , and then went outside and they loaded the compost in the back of my suv.. I live about 15 min away and I could barely make it there due to the smell of it inside my vehicle ..I unloaded it immediately and drove straight to Barnes Feed store for any kind of order remover..I had to spend $10 on it and used it right there in the parking lot, in the rain. The smell was that vile..I’m just now writing this because the more I’m thinking about this..The more I’m worrying about health issues just handling the bags.. Here is a quote from a story here on n escambia dated May 2016 :
“It does not smell. That’s always the first question” ECUA Sanitation Supervisor James Courson said as he delivered the sample bags to a group in Bratt Wednesday morning. “It’s a good quality compost, and there’s no smell even when it is wet.”
There is no way that compost could be used around my home..