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Nora Goldstein

Nora Goldstein

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Editor, BioCycle Magazine

Pennsylvania

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  • Vermicomposting Food Scraps On Urban Farm

    By Nora Goldstein Verified, Michael Levenston Verified| City Farmer News@ The Bladensburg Farm operates on approximately 3.5 acres, a parcel of land that formerly housed two multifamily buildings that had to be razed. It is adjacent to a low-income housing complex with 480 units. By Nora Goldstein, BiocycleJune 25, 2024Excerpt:Food scraps are blended with leaves and wood chips and composted for two to three weeks in the aerated containers, meeting pathogen reduction requirements.

    By Nora Goldstein Verified, Michael Levenston Verified · City Farmer News

    Jun. 25, 2024

  • Compost Heat Recovery Spawns Aquaponics Enterprise

    By Nora Goldstein Verified, Michael Levenston Verified| City Farmer News@ Fish waste in the tanks (rear) flows into clarifiers (center) to separate the solids from the nitrites. Microbes on floating biofilters (foreground) consume the nitrites and convert them to nitrates for the plants to absorb. Greenhouse-raised tilapia on right (inset). The need to switch from windrows to aerated static piles to manage odors prompted Michigan landscape supply company to take advantage of the opportunity to recover heat.

    By Nora Goldstein Verified, Michael Levenston Verified · City Farmer News

    Mar. 21, 2022

  • Vermicomposting Food Scraps On Urban Farm

    By Nora Goldstein Verified, Michael Levenston Verified| City Farmer News@ The Bladensburg Farm operates on approximately 3.5 acres, a parcel of land that formerly housed two multifamily buildings that had to be razed. It is adjacent to a low-income housing complex with 480 units. By Nora Goldstein, BiocycleJune 25, 2024Excerpt:Food scraps are blended with leaves and wood chips and composted for two to three weeks in the aerated containers, meeting pathogen reduction requirements.

    By Nora Goldstein Verified, Michael Levenston Verified · City Farmer News

    Jun. 25, 2024

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BioCycle Magazine

BioCycle is your go-to source for recovering the maximum value out of every ton of organic waste and wastewater generated.

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Founded: 1960