EcoVerde Organics LLC.

03/25/2025

EcoVerde Organics is hiring! See the attached posting.

03/08/2025

We spring forward this weekend with our clocks and no worries - EcoVerde Organics is ready to supply you with quality compost and biochar compost to support your spring gardening plans! Find a supplier near you, and come back for updates - more suppliers will be added.

01/27/2025

Are you dreaming of flowers and fresh vegetables as you sit by a fire on these cold winter days? Then don't forget about compost! Good soil supports healthy roots for healthy plants.

12/31/2024

Thank you Governor Hochul, NYS Senator Harckham, Assemblymember Shimsky and all the others who helped pass the expansion of NY State's Food Donation and Food Scraps Recycling bill! This expansion increases the number of commercial and institutional food waste generators who must donate excess edible food and recycle food waste. It helps provide needy families with food while also reducing food waste going to landfill, thus reducing climate-change causing methane emissions. EcoVerde Organics is proud to support this change as a recycler of food scraps into compost, a beneficial soil amendment that helps grow heathy plants for full circle recycling!

Governor Hochul signed legislation to expand food donation and recycling, which provides quality food to low-income New Yorkers.

08/08/2024

Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper reminds us to watch out for and report Harmful Algal Blooms in our waterways - always important this time of year. EcoVerde Organics reminds you that one of the causes of HABs is the over use and incorrect use of fertilizers. When too much is used or is carelessly sprinkled on driveways and sidewalks, the excess fertilizer will be picked up by rain water and run into the storm sewers that flow directly into creeks, rivers, etc. without any pre-treatment to remove them or other contaminants. The nitrogen and phosphorus in these fertilizers then create conditions in the waterways that allow HABs to grow and thrive. If you use a thin (1/4" - 1/2") layer of compost on your lawn instead of fertilizer, the lawn will be able to hold moisture better, reduce run-off and thus reduce the formation of HABs. Call us today for more information or to buy compost!

Our team remains on the front lines of protecting the health of people and pets through monitoring and reporting Harmful Algal Blooms in WNY, but we need the community's help to do it. Please visit our website to learn more about Harmful Algal Blooms, including how to donate to support our work, and how to report potential blooms at https://bnwaterkeeper.org/harmful-algal-bloom. See the article in the The Buffalo News, here: https://buffalonews.com/news/local/harmful-algal-blooms-western-new-york-buffalo-area/article_a3f31494-51c8-11ef-aec6-d79d14020396.html -source=home-top-story

05/17/2024

We're excited to add Harrington's Greenhouses to sell our bagged biochar compost and Masterson's Garden Center, Inc. to sell our regular compost in bulk along with the bagged biochar compost. Find a map of all the locations selling EcoVerde Compost by scrolling to the bottom of our How to Buy page on our website.

Find locally sourced compost in Western New York at EcoVerde Organics. Learn how you can place an order to get organic soil enrichment for your planting needs.

05/17/2024

Check out the metal raised garden bed Katy set up and filled using the hugelkultur method. Topped with a 50/50 blend of EcoVerde Organics Biochar Compost and F. Cimato Topsoil, with a little bit of added perlite, Katy's sweet peas and various greens are off to a great start just two weeks after planting!

05/14/2024

05/11/2024

Compost feeds the soil and slowly releases nutrients over time. Compost improves soil water holding capacity, decreases the need for synthetic fertilizers by slowly releasing nutrients over time, and enhances healthy soil conditions to increase yields and regenerate soil biology to grow more nutrient-dense crops.
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05/10/2024

Compost can help turn nutrient-starved dirt into rich, healthy soil where our fruits and vegetables can grow and thrive. How does compost help? By recycling organic material into compost we create healthy soils that produce healthier food and in many cases higher yields. It also reduces the need for fertilizer and pesticides, improves water quality and conserves water, as well as stores carbon in soil - helping to reduce climate change.
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05/09/2024

Climate champions bring communities together for a common cause. Composting is nature’s climate champion and builds community resiliency by creating local jobs, providing environmental education and building local healthy soils to support resilient ecosystems and productive food gardens.
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