by Angela MacDougall
Finally, a solution to plastic waste. We are really excited to be working with a new business, right here in New Brunswick, to reduce farm plastics like greenhouse poly, silage tarps, potting mix bags, feed sacks, bale wrap, etc.
Plaex Building Systems Inc., in Chipman, NB, is now collecting plastics that they recycle into building bricks for construction. We will be working with them as a drop-off/pick-up location for plastics to be recycled.
Finally, a solution to plastic waste. We are really excited to be working with a new business, right here in New Brunswick, to reduce farm plastics like greenhouse poly, silage tarps, potting mix bags, feed sacks, bale wrap, etc.
Plaex Building Systems Inc., in Chipman, NB, is now collecting plastics that they recycle into building bricks for construction. We will be working with them as a drop-off/pick-up location for plastics to be recycled.
The first pick-up for 2022 will be late April-early May at Fundy Farms: local harvest 3578 Route 114 in Edgetts Landing. No amount is too small, even if you are just raising some backyard animals and have feed sacks to throw away. You can start saving them and bring them to the drop-off.
Once we know the exact date of the pick-up, we will start to arrange drop-off dates and times with everyone who has plastics for recycling.
If you are a farmer, homesteader, grower, etc. please start saving your plastic and pass on this information to anyone you know who might be interested. This is going to be great to reduce waste, send less plastic to the landfill and make something usable. If you have questions about what types of plastics are acceptable you can contact Courtney at [email protected]. You can also check out the company’s website at www.plaex.ca
Once we know the exact date of the pick-up, we will start to arrange drop-off dates and times with everyone who has plastics for recycling.
If you are a farmer, homesteader, grower, etc. please start saving your plastic and pass on this information to anyone you know who might be interested. This is going to be great to reduce waste, send less plastic to the landfill and make something usable. If you have questions about what types of plastics are acceptable you can contact Courtney at [email protected]. You can also check out the company’s website at www.plaex.ca
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