TURNING WASTE INTO AGRICULTURE WEALTH
Turning Waste into Agricultural Wealth transforms everyday waste into valuable resources for regenerative farms and home gardens. Through wood chipping, cardboard redistribution, and backyard composting workshops, we turn tree trimmings, business cardboard, and food scraps into mulch, compost, and healthy soil. By connecting farmers and families with hands-on tools and knowledge, this program strengthens soil, builds local food resilience, and cultivates community
Grow Your Regenerative Farm with MFSN
MFSN provides the resources to turn everyday waste into agricultural wealth.
Register for a Compost Workshop • Schedule Wood Chipping • Request Cardboard
COMPOSTING WORKSHOPS
UPCOMING FREE WORKSHOPS
West Side Worm Composting Workshop - Take home a free composting system!Thu, Jul 23Lāhainā United Methodist Church
West Side Urban Composting Workshop - Take home a free composting system!Sun, Jul 26Lāhainā United Methodist Church
FREE Composting Consultation
Already composting or attended one of our composting workshops? We'd love to help you take the next step.
Whether you have questions about your compost system, want help troubleshooting challenges, or are looking for ways to improve your process, our team is here to support you.
Schedule a free composting consultation and receive personalized guidance tailored to your farm, garden, or operation.
WOOD CHIPPING
You can benefit from the MFSN wood chipper!
Let MFSN assist you with processing tree trimmings, pruned branches, and invasive brush into usable mulch! Keep your biomass on-site, closing the loop between land maintenance and soil fertility! PLUS - Chipping of dense, dry brush helps reduce wildfire risk, especially where unmanaged vegetation can pose serious hazards.
CARDBOARD UPCYCLING
Cardboard Recovery for Sheet Mulching!
MFSN now collects clean, flattened cardboard from local businesses and redistributes it to farms for use in sheet mulching! This a key practice in regenerative, no-till systems! Combined with wood chips, this method suppresses weeds, retains moisture, builds organic matter, and improves soil health, all while keeping valuable materials out of the waste stream.
