Food Cycle

The Food System’s Natural Circularity
Solana Center for Environmental Innovation is dedicated to creating a closed-loop food and organic material system. Since 2013 we have been designing and implementing programs that demonstrate the benefits of the natural circularity of the food system. Our goal is to increase the adoption of this system by individuals, businesses, schools, and local governments to prevent organic materials from being needlessly dumped in the landfill.

Diagram illustrating the organic material cycle, showing the process of food and agricultural waste converting into compost and compost serving as fertilizer for growing food, which then becomes food for people and feed for animals, continuing the cycle.

Solana Center for Environmental Innovation is dedicated to creating a closed-loop food and organic material system.

Since 2013 we have been designing and implementing programs that demonstrate the benefits of the natural circularity of the food system.

Our goal is to increase the adoption of this system by individuals, businesses, schools, and local governments to prevent organic materials from being needlessly dumped in the landfill.

Food Cycle Case Study

The following resources complement the article originally published by BioCycle

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