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Foodilizer

ORGANIC WASTE, TRANSFORMED

Foodilizer™

Foodilizer is a dry, nutrient-rich by-product made from our UTM Kitchen food scraps (egg shells, fruit peels, veggie stems, etc.). It is a powerful soil booster for your plants, garden, & green space

 

Where to Find it
  Davis Food Court
  William G. Davis building

 

Price
 $5 / bag
 

*All of the proceeds from the sales of Foodilizer go directly to the UTMSU Food Centre to support food security here on campus!*

 


 

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT FOODILIZER™

The Transformation Process
 

Adding food scraps like peels, leftovers, and pits into the FoodCycler Eco 5 bucket.

( 1 ) COLLECT

UTM Chef's collect the organic waste from food scraps across campus kitchens

Starting the FoodCycler Eco 5 with one-button to grind tough food scraps.

( 2 ) CREATE

We heats the scraps, breaking them down into a uniform product

Using the by-product from the Food Waste Recycler Machine by mixing it with soil for plant use.

( 3 ) READY TO USE

The result is Foodilizer; ready to use as a natural soil amendment

 

What Makes it so Good
 

Foodilizer is more than just recycled scraps, it’s a powerful blend of nutrients and organic matter that works hard to improve your soil’s health and help your plants flourish. Here’s what makes it so effective:

Foodilizer

Nutrient-Rich: Packed with essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium to help your plants thrive.

High in Organic Matter: Improves soil’s water retention and slowly releases nutrients over time for lasting plant health.

Feeds Soil Microbes: Supports beneficial microbes that enhance nutrient cycling and soil fertility.

 

How to Use it
 

 

Common Questions


How do I store my Foodilizer™?

Store it in an air tight container where the temperature doesn't fluctuate. When it comes time to incorporating it into soil, a garden bed, or compost pile, make sure there's enough room for aeration and to follow the gardening guide for optimal results. Foodilizer can produce odors and be susceptible to mold if moisture is reintroduced. 

 

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