Pomace, lees, prunings, cull fruit. It doesn't belong in a landfill. Divert it to Brenda Renewables and put every load to work.
Start DivertingThe circular advantage
Every season leaves you with tonnes of organic material. Sent to landfill, it's a cost and a loss. Diverted to Brenda, it becomes part of a working cycle: organic waste in, Class A compost out, nutrients back into Okanagan soil.
Natural inputs
Contributing growers get access to our compost at a preferred rate. It's a natural soil amendment that helps you cut back on synthetic fertilizer and feed your soil the way it wants to be fed.
Better structure, better water-holding, living soil. The kind of input you can feel good about spreading.
Start DivertingClimate action by the load
Organic waste rotting in a landfill releases methane, a potent greenhouse gas. Divert it into managed composting and those emissions don't happen.
Those are the same emissions driving the heat, smoke, and unpredictable seasons that put your crop at risk. Diversion is climate action you can measure, one load at a time.
Start DivertingDouble duty
Every load you divert does two jobs at once. It supports healthy, productive farmland across the valley, and it helps regenerate the land at the former Brenda Mine, where compost is rebuilding soil on ground that hasn't grown much in decades.
Good for your operation. Good for the valley. Good for ground that needed it most.
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