Garland gives green light for new compost site

Turn Compost to turn nearly 30,000 square feet into composting site in Garland.

Nearly 30,000 square feet of land in Garland will be turned into a compost site.Turn Compost to lease more than half an acre from Texas Tree Surgeons for composting at 196 South International Road.With doorstep compost pick-up, Dallas-based Turn is fueling its business with food scraps

Turn offers a subscription-based service, where they pick up buckets full of food scraps from customers’ homes and businesses each week, swapping them for clean buckets. The company takes the scraps to farms where they’re eaten by animals and transformed into nutrient-rich soil. They also have compost drop-off sites.

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