FoodCycler Maestro (Photo Saugeen Shores)
Georgian Bluffs is looking for residents who would like to participate in the township’s FoodCycler pilot program.
The program is looking for 100 households who want to sign up for a subsidized FoodCycler appliance to help break down kitchen waste in their own homes, which diverts that waste from the local landfill.
Once processed by the FoodCycler appliance, the broken-down material can be added to houseplants, gardens, or added to existing compost containers.
There will be two units available, a smaller one for $150, and a larger device for $300 plus HST, and the units are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Georgian Bluffs is the latest municipality to join the composting program in the area, joining Saugeen Shores, Huron-Kinloss, and Kincardine.
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