Have any extra food that you're planning to throw away? The City of Buffalo wants it.
Mayor Byron Brown announced Wednesday that the city will sponsor a food scraps recycling pilot program from June 6 to July 25.
Scraps will be collected at the Massachusetts Avenue Project's farm stand, located at Massachusetts Avenue Park, between Brayton Street and Shields Avenue.
"This is a safe, smart, and free way of disposing of food scraps that will be turned into valuable compost”, wrote Mayor Brown in a statement.
The city said all food scraps collected will be transported to the Buffalo River Compost.
For more information -- including a list of accepted and unaccepted material -- please refer to the image accompanying this story.
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