Minnesota Launches Pumpkin Recycling Program
Minnesota Launches Pumpkin Recycling Program

Minnesota Launches Pumpkin Recycling Program

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Following Halloween, many communities are finding sustainable ways to repurpose leftover pumpkins instead of discarding them. The Soil Farm in Guernsey has received an influx of around 300 pumpkins that will feed farm animals and contribute to composting efforts, highlighting the importance of recycling organic waste. In Chanhassen, Minnesota, a city-sponsored pumpkin drop-off initiative encourages residents to donate their pumpkins for animal feed, running from November 1-15. Meanwhile, a sanctuary in East Sussex has benefitted from about 100 pumpkins collected by a local resident, aiding in the care of the sanctuary's animals. In Tulsa, a rabbit sanctuary is urgently requesting pumpkins to help treat rabbits suffering from dietary issues, emphasizing the pumpkins' role as a crucial food source. These efforts not only reduce waste but also support local agriculture and animal welfare.

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