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Webinar Description:
New regulations for California cities, SB 1383, require the use of recycled organics, compost, and mulch, to help beneficially use organics on all their city's landscapes. Landscapers can now help their cities get the credit that they need for using compost locally, by increasing compost in landscape applications for their customers in any city of California. Best management practices and benefits of using compost will also be outlined in detail for three landscape applications: lawns, bedding plants, and shrubs.
Learning Objectives:
1. How using compost on residential and city landscapes will now benefit cities (solid waste jurisdictions) under new SB 1383 Procurement regulations.
2. How compost is an essential amendment for both landscapers clients, water agencies, and now cities.
3. Best management practices for using compost and mulch in different irrigation zones to benefit all types of landscape applications.
Dan Noble
Dan Noble is the Founder of Noble Bioresources, Inc. (NBI; NobleBioresourcesInc.com). NBI is a bioproducts market & industry development firm, based in California. He is also Executive Director of the Association of Compost Producers (ACP) (healthysoil.org; the US Composting Council California State Chapter) since 2002 and has over 40 years of science & business-based environmental education, market research, publishing, strategic consulting, enterprise, compost utilization, and association management experience.
ACP continues to develop and implement compost awareness and market-ready programs, specifications, and sustainable management practices that build healthy soil using compost. NBI turns bioresource market intelligence into regenerative Organics Management Infrastructure Plans for local communities, and profitable bioproduct businesses to support the development and operations of local renewable organic economies. Mr. Noble has B.A. degrees in Biology and Chemistry from the University of California, San Diego, and M.S. degrees in Molecular Biology & Education from the University of Oregon.
