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Closing the loop: getting finished compost back

Your sustainability story doesn't have to end when the truck pulls away. Here's how a closed-loop arrangement works for commercial clients.

One of the more powerful things a commercial client can do is bring the loop all the way back around — take a share of finished compost and put it to work on their own property, their employees' gardens, or a community partner.

What this typically looks like

  • Corporate landscaping and bed amendments — replacing bagged soil purchases.
  • Employee perk: a few bags per quarter as a take-home benefit.
  • Donations to a school garden, community garden, or local farm tied to your brand.
  • On-site signage and a short story for guests and tenants about where the food waste actually ends up.

How we handle it today

We currently haul to a regional receiving site, so a closed-loop arrangement runs through that partner's finished-compost supply. If you want this written into your service, tell us upfront — we'll size the give-back, set a delivery cadence that lines up with your pickup route, and put it in writing so it doesn't get lost in the day-to-day.

Need a pickup in the Black Hills?

We serve Rapid City, Box Elder, Summerset, Piedmont, Monument, and the surrounding communities. Tell us where you are and what you generate.

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