Product Number	Reource Title	Cost
43167	Master Composter Program Guide and Resource Manual	12.00
43169	--- with Compost: Truth or Consequences video (15-minute)	30.00
43168	Compost: Truth or Consequences (15-minute video)	25.00
43093	Compost...Because a Rind is a Terrible Thing to Waste (65-page manual only)	22.50
43090	--- manual and both videos (30-minute and 7-minute)	35.00
43088	--- manual and 1 video	30.00
43086	--- 7-minute video only	20.00
43087	--- 30-minute video only	22.50
43092	Composting: Wastes to Resources packet	3.95
43172	Do You Know Where Your Garbage Is? (12-minute video)	23.25
43460	It's Gotten Rotten: Composting as a Topic for Scientific Inquiry for High School Students	26.25
43171	Life After the Curb: Recycling Processes (20-minute video)	23.25
43094	Recycling: Mining Resources From Trash (packet)	8.95
43170	Turning Over an Old Leaf: Municipal Yard Waste Composting (7-minute video)	23.25

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Do You Know Where Your Garbage Is? A 12-minute video for youth which presents options for what we can do with the garbage that we can't reduce, reuse, or compost. Two animated characters and documentary footage help us explore the more controversial issues of composting, incinerating, and landfilling and how these can be part of a community's waste management plan. Informative for all ages. 1992. back

Life After the Curb: Recycling Processes: A 20-minute video for youth which shows how materials are reprocessed into new products. It shows separation and recycling processes and end products for plastic, steel, aluminum, glass, and paper. Reasons to reduce, reuse, and recycle are covered, and ways to reuse materials are shown. 1990. back

Master Composter Program Implementation Guide and Resource Manual: This two-part manual provides the resources needed to create and implement a Master Composter program. Part 1, the "Master Composter Program Implementation Guide," is designed for staff developing and implementing a Master Composter Program within a community. It covers recruiting volunteers, responsibilities, and presents examples for community outreach and education programs.

Part 2, "Master Composter Resource Manual," is aimed at the Master Composter volunteer. This section describes the Master Composter Program, teaches the science of composting, illustrates methods for composting at home, including vermicomposting, and contains educational and outreach activities that can be conducted by Master Composters. 1998. Also available as a package is a 15-minute video, "Compost: Truth or Consequences." back

Recycling: Mining Resources From Trash: A resource packet for educators that shows what's in your trash can, what's made of recyclable materials, and where it should go. Includes a 33-page guide with activities for youth and 5 posters that illustrate waste composition and the products of recycling: aluminum, paper, glass, and plastic. 1990. back

Turning Over an Old Leaf: Municipal Yard Waste Composting, The 20% Solution: This 7-minute video featuring representatives from diverse communities, was produced to help local officials and citizens understand how recycling yard wastes through composting and chipping can save money. From small rural municipalities to large urban counties, keeping yard wastes out of disposal facilities and recycling them into compost and chips makes sense. 1992. back