10/20/2026
USCC is working to increase compost use in non-agricultural sectors, with potential growth areas including turf applications such as golf courses and athletic fields. However, barriers to adoption remain. The key benefits of compost use in those end markets include soil stabilization, water retention, and erosion control, which translate to financial savings, operational efficiency, and less maintenance.
A new USCC compost use campaign is working toward expanding non-agricultural compost markets and providing practical tools for decision-makers in government and business sectors. The campaign will highlight the connections between soil health, site infrastructure, and economic development. Educational toolkits and a resource-filled digital platform will be used to move decision-makers from consideration to action to increase compost use.
Compost Use: Delivering Results in Non-Agricultural Applications
📅 Wednesday, October 28
🕑 4:00–5:00 PM ET
Hear from compost end users from three different markets: turf, transportation, and fire-ravaged areas, who will share their expertise in the use of compost to improve soil health and prevent erosion. Attendees will also learn about the new USCC compost use campaign, including a pilot phase starting soon in Colorado.
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