MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — A new pilot program in Vermont will allow farmers to recycle the plastics they accumulate for free at various locations statewide.
Vermont dairy farms generate about 500 tons of plastic annually from the wrap around hay bales, covers feed bunks and other uses, but much of the plastic ends up at the landfill, at a cost to farmers. The new program will let farmers recycle that plastic, along with greenhouse film, nursery pots and trays, and tubing used by maple syrup producers.
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