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Moving Beyond Waste Diversion
I took a master composter class this weekend in Penticton in the hopes of gaining a better insight into the basics of composing. Our winery generates around 100 tonnes of grape waste per year ending up on our property’s compost … Continue reading
Posted in Eco Sustainability
Tagged bokashi, compost, pomace, restaurant, waste, wind-row
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Do You Want an Audit with that Merlot?
Nothing says sexy like the word “audit”. Really? No? You don’t get all goose pimply when someone says “I’m coming to audit you “? In the past month I have conducted two audits in one of my roles (Operations Manager) … Continue reading
Posted in Health and Safety
Tagged compost, GHG, Health and Safety, sustainability, Tinhorn
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