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Food Waste and Recovery Guide for Madison and Dane County October 2018 Authors: Mount Algahaithi, An Ga Charcoal, Johanna A Dozen, and Samantha Minor With guidance from: The Food Waste and Recovery

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1. To fill out food waste and recovery, follow these steps:
2. Collect all food scraps and waste from your kitchen and dining areas.
3. Separate the food waste from non-biodegradable items such as plastic, glass, and metal.
4. Store the food waste in a designated compost bin or container.
5. Make sure to keep the compost bin covered to prevent odors and pests.
6. Add organic materials such as leaves, grass clippings, or shredded paper to the compost to facilitate decomposition.
7. Turn the compost regularly to aerate it and speed up the decomposition process.
8. Monitor the moisture level of the compost, ensuring it remains moist but not overly wet.
9. Once the compost has decomposed and transformed into nutrient-rich soil, it can be used in gardening or landscaping to enhance plant growth and soil health.

Who needs food waste and recovery?

1. Food waste and recovery is beneficial for the following individuals or groups:
2. - Restaurants and food service establishments that aim to reduce their environmental impact and save money on waste disposal.
3. - Homeowners who want to minimize their ecological footprint and create nutrient-rich compost for their gardens.
4. - Farmers and agricultural industries interested in sustainable waste management practices and soil enrichment.
5. - Community gardens and urban agriculture projects that rely on compost for growing healthy produce.
6. - Municipalities and waste management organizations committed to diverting organic waste from landfills and promoting a circular economy.

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What is food waste and recovery?

Food waste and recovery refers to the process of diverting food scraps and leftovers from landfills and instead using them for composting, animal feed, or energy generation.

Who is required to file food waste and recovery?

Food establishments, grocery stores, restaurants, and other food-related businesses are required to file food waste and recovery reports.

How to fill out food waste and recovery?

Food waste and recovery reports can be filled out online through the designated government portal or submitted manually with the required information.

What is the purpose of food waste and recovery?

The purpose of food waste and recovery is to reduce the amount of organic waste sent to landfills and promote environmentally-friendly practices.

What information must be reported on food waste and recovery?

Information such as the amount of food waste generated, methods of recovery used, and any challenges faced during the process must be reported on food waste and recovery forms.