Gravel pit trying to go green
April 4, 2011 - 2:26pm
BioMix in action
It’s a tremendous recycling success story for Spencer, MA to find a way to beneficially use a locally made industrial by-product to reclaim and re-vegetate an old gravel pit. We’re so glad we’ve been able to be an active participant in this effort, and that our “BioMix” product is highlighted for it’s proven results.
Read the full story online: Gravel pit could go green
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