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CIWMB Publications
CIWMB publications are available for order, download, and/or viewing
in HTML at the Board’s online Publications
Catalog. To order hard copy publications, call 1-800-CA-Waste (California only) or
(916) 341-6306, or write:
California Integrated Waste Management Board
Public Affairs Office,
Publications Clearinghouse (MS-6)
1001 I Street
P.O. Box 4025 (mailing address)
Sacramento, CA 95812-4025
- “Choosing a Compost Bin for Your Community” (Publication #442-95-008)
- “Compost Demonstration Project on Use of Yard Trimmings Products: Agriculture
in Partnership with San Jose” (Publication #422-96-048)
- “Compost Demonstration Project, Fresno County: A Comparative Analysis of Soil
Amendments Used in Peach Production” (Publication #442-96-048)
- “Compost Demonstration Project, Monterey Bay Region: Demonstrating New
Opportunities for Growers” (Publication #442-96-050)
- “Compost Demonstration Project, Placer County: Use of Compost and Co-Compost
as a Primary Erosion Control Material” (Publication #443-99-018)
- “Compost Demonstration Project, Stanislaus County: Green Material Compost Use
on Ornamental Nursery Plants and Field Crops” (Publication #442-96-053)
- “Compost Demonstration Project, Tulare County: Green Material Compost in
Field Crop Production” (Publication #422-96-052)
- “Compost: Matching Performance Needs With Product Characteristics”
(Publication #443-00-005)
- “Grasscycle! Make the Most of Your Lawn. Make the Most of Your Time”
(Publication #443-99-011)
- “Keeping Green: A Landscaper’s Guide to Reducing Yard Waste” (Publication
#442-95-045)
- “Market Research into the Use of Organic Soil Amendments by Agriculture in
California” (available in hard copy only)
- “Nonyard Wood Waste Report” (Publication #500-94-045)
- “Nonyard Wood Waste Report: Annual Update for 1995” (Publication #443-95-026)
- “Resource Conservation District Projects Using Mulch and Compost From Cities”
(Publication #422-97-043)
- “Results of Northern California Compost Demonstrations” (Publication
#422-97-029)
- “San Jose Area Growers Reap Benefits With Compost and Mulch From Yard
Trimmings” (Publication #421-98-009)
- “Santa Barbara Preliminary Compost Market Assessment” (available in hard copy
only)
- “Southern California Mulch and Compost Demonstrations Expanded” (Publication
#422-97-042)
- “Stop Runaway Soil-Use Mulch! An Erosion Control Guide for Citrus Growers”
(Publication #443-99-021)
- “Urban Compost Makes Soil Sense” (Publication #422-95-070)
- “Vineyards Benefit From Compost and Mulch” (Publication #443-99-005)
- “Wood Waste: How to Keep Wood Waste Out of Landfills” (Publication
#500-94-017)
- “Worms and Waste Management in California” (Publication #442-95-044)
- “Xeriscaping for Waste Prevention” (Publication #442-96-033)
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Other Publications
- Michele Young, “Going Bulk for Yard Trimmings Collection,” BioCycle, December
1999, 419 State Avenue, Emmaus, PA 18049. (610) 967-4135,
biocycle@jgpress.com.
- Compost Science & Utilization, JG Press, Inc., ISSN 1065-657X, 419 State
Avenue, Emmaus, PA 18049. (610) 967-4135, biocycle@jgpress.com.
- Resource Recycling, North America’s Recycling and Composting Journal,
Resource Recycling, Inc., 1206 N.W. 21st Avenue, Portland, OR 97209-1609. (503)
227-1319, resrecycle@aol.com.
- MSW Management, Forester Communications Inc., 5638 Hollister Avenue, #301,
Santa Barbara, CA 93117. (805) 681-1300, publisher@forester.net.
- Source Reduction and Recycling Element, City of San Jose, August 1991, San
Jose Environmental Services Department, 777 North First Street, Suite 450, San
Jose, CA 95111.
- Brenda Platt and Kelly Lease, “Cutting the Waste Stream in Half: Community
Record-Setters Show How,” U.S. EPA, publication #530-R-99-013, prepared by the
Institute for Local Self-Reliance.
- Dennis Williams, San Diego Environmental Services Department, Christmas Tree
Recycling Excellence Award Application, Solid Waste Association of North
America, 1999. (619) 492-5010, dfw@sdcity.sannet.gov.
- Roger T. Haug, The Practical Handbook of Compost Engineering, Lewis
Publishers, CRC Press, Inc., 2000 Corporate Blvd. N.W., Boca Raton, FL 33431.
1-800-272-7737.
- Robert Rynk, On-Farm Composting Handbook, Northeast Regional Agricultural
Engineering Services, 152 Riley-Robb Hall, Cooperative Extension, Ithaca, NY
14853-5701.
- Eliot Epstein, The Science of Composting, Technomic Publishing Company, 851
New Holland Avenue, Box 3535, Lancaster, PA 17604. 1-800-233-9936.
- Luis F. Diaz et al., Composting and Recycling Municipal Solid Waste, Lewis
Publishers, CRC Press Inc., 2000 Corporate Blvd. N.W., Boca Raton, FL 33431.
1-800-272-7737.
Web Sites:
- Local assistance staff, (916)
341-6199.
- To contact the CIWMB for more information, see past
compost or mulch
demonstration projects or call (916) 341-6620.
- Yelm Earthworms and Castings Farm c/o The Dirt Dept., 1477
Elliott Ave. W., Seattle, WA 98119. Jim Jensen, 1-877-339-6767, e-mail:
yelmworms@aol.com.
- Flowerfield Enterprises/Flower Press, 10332 Shaver Road,
Kalamazoo, MI 49024. Mary Applehof, (616) 327-0108,
www.wormwoman.com/
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Worm Growers in California (from Envirocare)
- Rabbit Barn, Turlock, (209) 632-1123.
- Cosmo’s Red Worms, San Francisco, (415) 759-7874.
- Avalon Farms, Newcastle, 1-800-808-3136.
- Happy Yo, Studio City, (209) 738-9301.
- Ecoway, Santa Ynez, 1-800-770-7778.
- Pacific Industries, Fremont, (510) 795-0760.
- Hefner’s Fishing Products, Vallejo, (707) 462-4334.
- Happy D Ranch, Visalia, (209) 738-9301.
- Oasis Worm Farm, Littlerock, (805) 944-6199.
- Morning Mist, Davis, (707) 448-6836.
- Foley Farms, Coarsegold, (209) 642-6264.
- Broads Worm Farm, Nuevo, (909) 926-9076.
- Patzer Worms, Northridge, (818) 718-8599.
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Green Mountain Technologies, 3822 Latona Ave, NE, Seattle, Washington 98105.
(206) 634-2625, e-mail: pat@gmt-organic.com.
- NaturTech Composting Systems, 44 28th Ave. North, Suite J, Saint
Cloud, MN 56303-4259. Jim McNelly, (320) 253-6255, e-mail: compost@cloudnet.com.
- Wright Environmental Management Inc., 9050 Yonge
Street, Suite 300, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada L4C 9S6. (905)
881-3950, fax: (905) 881-2334.
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Enviro
Care Of America, P.O. Box 19724, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96151.
David Johansen, 1-800-889-7238.
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America’s Second Harvest food bank network
- FIND, Inc., Cathedral City, (760) 328-3663.
- Butte County Gleaners, Chico, (530) 899-3758.
- Food Bank for Contra Costa and Solano, Concord, (925) 676-7543.
- Community Food Bank, Fresno, (559) 237-3663.
- Los
Angeles Regional Food Bank, (323) 234-3030.
- San Joaquin Food Bank, Manteca, (209) 833-3663.
- North
Highlands, Senior Gleaners, (916) 971-1530.
- Alameda County
Community Food Bank, Oakland, (510) 834-3663.
- Second Harvest
Food Bank of Orange County, Orange, (714) 771-1343.
- Food Share, Oxnard, (805) 983-7100.
- Second Harvest Food Bank of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties,
Riverside, (909) 359-4757.
- Community Resources Council, Roseville, (916) 783-0481.
- Food Bank
for Monterey County, Salinas, (831) 758-1523.
- San
Diego Food Bank, (619) 523-8811.
- San Francisco
Food Bank, (415) 282-1900.
- Second
Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo, San Jose, (408)
266-8866.
- Santa Barbara, Food Bank of Santa Barbara Co., (805) 967-5741.
- Redwood Empire Food
Bank, Santa Rosa, (707) 523-7900.
- FoodLink for Tulare County, Visalia, (559) 651-3663.
- Second
Harvest Food Bank of Santa Cruz and San Benito Co., Watsonville,
(831) 722-7110.
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