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Cooler fall temperatures are setting in and serve as a reminder that it’s time to get your yard work done before winter strikes. Fall yard waste collection ends Nov. 30 for Novak Sanitary Service residential customers in Brandon, Harrisburg, Sioux Falls, and Tea so yard waste customers still have time to take advantage of this convenient yard waste collection service.
The weather is getting warmer and spring is almost here. After all, Punxsutawney Phil didn’t see his shadow this year, so we should start getting ready for warmer weather, right? With the warmer weather comes the opportunity to collect yard waste to be converted (recycled) into compost.
The latest recycling craze isn’t anything astoundingly new or cutting edge. In fact, it’s something we’ve been doing for years on a smaller scale. There are, undoubtedly, some of you who are doing it right now. The latest recycling craze doesn’t focus on plastics or oil or glass. It’s all about organics and controlling decomposition to ultimately turn items that once had value into new items with renewed value. That’s right. The latest recycling craze is composting.
Everyone knows when the temperature starts falling, so do your leaves. What you may not know is how easy taking care of your yard debris is with one call to Novak Sanitary Service.
Due to freezing temperatures, frost, and possible snowstorms, winter poses many challenges for any gardener. Plants and gardens are very vulnerable in the winter to death and disease.
Our Sioux Falls garbage company is dedicated to a cleaner environment, and is wo king hard to make recycling easier and more convenient for everyone in the Sioux Falls area – residents, businesses, and construction sites.
didn’t see his shadow this year, so we should start getting ready for warmer weather, right? With the warmer weather comes the opportunity to collect yard waste to be converted (recycled) into compost.