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ned foley

#033 December 2011

Particular Passion: Ned Foley’s amazing journey from compost hobbyist to industrial leader

You could drive past the rusty mailbox and steep muddy driveway of Two Particular Acres, and be totally unaware you had passed a composting facility. There is no smell in the air, no hint of decomposing food, no sign that at the top of the driveway organic waste is being composted by the ton.

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November 10, 2011
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