As part of the fourth annual DC Food Recovery Week, the Sierra Club will be hosting a forum on Residential Composting where you can learn how to bring composting to multi-family residences (apartment, condos, and co-ops).

The forum will feature composting service provid...

Fall is here and Loop Closing will be digging into the compost bins at the Howard University Garden.  

Join us at any on of our upcoming community compost workdays to learn composting basics, get dirty, and help the Garden. 

WHERE: Howard University Garden | 22...

Are you interested in learning more about the local DMV food system? 

Creative Lunch: Sustainable Food System Design event is bringing together local experts to explore topics in urban gardening, food rescue, sustainable business models, and composting.

Join the lunch co...

Get inspired to create a sustainable food system this Saturday, February 23, at Rooting DC; a FREE, all-day urban gardening event.

Rooting DC brings together local experts to educate the community about our food system. This community driven event will cover the spectru...

Dubbed ‘the Compost Guy’, Loop Closing’s founder Jeffrey Neal explained how easy and clean it is to get started composting right in your home. After composting in his own apartment for years, Neal extended the opportunity to the entire 165-unit condo building. Located...

Loop Closing successfully defended it's title as the maker of DC's best compost at the 2017 DC State Fair.  Read more here

Read more here...

DC officials needed photos of composting in the city to accompany their article discussing composting efforts and plans

"And, then a neighbor told me about Jeffrey Neal."  

"...She started composting. Who knew red wigglers and worm poop were so interesting?"

Link to full article Here 

Composting Food Scraps where we live, Next to Howard University's West Tower Dormitory