Our Mission

is to recycle food waste into compost and save the earth.

About Us

The average person throws away 20 lbs of food each month. When you become part of Table to Farm Compost, you can reduce that waste entirely. We take your food scraps and turn them into a living soil that sequesters carbon from the atmosphere down into the ground supporting plant health and microscopic life that keeps the soil food web alive and healthy. 

We envision life on planet earth where healthy, living soils support a diversity of plants, animals, and people.

 Climate change is one of the most urgent and potentially devastating  issues of our time. Its effect on our planet’s people and biodiversity is unparalleled because we still have the opportunity to reverse its impact. Table to Farm Compost is meeting this challenge head on with its full cycle business model of diverting waste and recycling it into soil amendments.

Climate change is disproportionately impacting those who are socio-economically disadvantaged and is costing our planet trillions of dollars in disaster mitigation. Here in the southwest, the impact is heightened with unprecedented drought and wildfires impacting people, the planet, and the economy. 

Our Operations

Carbon Farming in La Plata County

Our Story

As climate activists and carbon farmers, we are working in the La Plata County region to divert waste from landfills, reduce methane emissions, and recycle organic materials such as food scraps and wood shavings into living soil.

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Total tons of CO2 emissions diverted

This is the biggest crisis humanity has ever faced. This is not something you can like on Facebook.”

– Greta Thunberg

The Table to Farm Team

Monique DiGiorgio

Managing Member

Monique has been an environmental activist since the age of 16 and is excited to bring her love of nature …

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Pets of Table to Farm

Cloud, R2, Porg

Out pets love rolling around in the compost and getting in trouble at the farm, or just driving around…

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Jeremy Church

Compost Collection Coordinator

Jeremy moved to Durango 4 years ago to build a life with his girlfriend who is a Durango native…

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Taylor Hanson

Managing Member

Taylor received his B.S. in Finance with a minor in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences from…

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Chris Trullaz

Operations Manager

Chris is a recent transplant to Durango but has been working in the outdoor education/guiding field in the Rocky Mountain West…

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Grady Turner

Education and Outreach

Grady and his wife Pam love living in Durango and want to help preserve our beautiful environment!


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“Table to Farm Compost was a welcome addition to our operations,” said Rachel Cain, Co-Owner of Savannah Tree Farms. “Composting at this scale is complementary to our mission of sustainability and provides a great resource for our farm.”

Having a farm location like Savannah Tree helps us cost-share with a like-minded business and grow our operations to scale from table to farm to table.

Savannah Tree Farm

Just northeast of Elmore’s Corner, Savannah Tree Farms is a family owned and operated farm in La Plata County whose mission is the creation of a sustainable agricultural model that will improve the health of our community and environment through responsible use of resources, ethical treatment of animals, and the provision of high quality food.

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