All Saints Episcopal Church
Littleton, NH
Think Globally
Act Locally
CREATION CARE
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Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Hints & links
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Composting made EASY!
Meadowstone Farm has a compost collection bin for food waste at their farm
in Bethlehem and at:
+ The Littleton Food Coop
+ Littleton & Franconia transfer stations
Deposit your food waste and help the environment!
What goes in:
+ Any vegetable, fruit or plant scraps
+ Cooked meat or fish and bones
+ Egg shells, coffee grounds, shrimp tails
Not allowed:
+ Plastics, metals and recyclables
+ Raw meat or fish
+ Liquids including yogurt, cottage cheese
Processed and cured compost is available
for purcahse at Meadowstone Farm as well as farm products.
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Click to watch the Meadowstone Farm
Food Waste to Compost video
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Seasonal Suggestions
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Use biodegradable seed starters.
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After buying plants, take the plastic pots
and containers to Lowes for recycling.
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Don’t use fertilizer near lakes and streams!
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Consider drought-tolerant plants and collect rainwater.
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Mulch plants to conserve moisture.
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Happening here soon!
Coffee Hour on June 18
will feature composting suggestions. Come and see how easy it is to develop some good earth-friendly habits.
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Join Creation Caregivers
We meet at 9:00 am (between services) on the second Sunday of each month. We welcome your ideas!