Texas State University is making sure that un-eaten food is not wasted food. And, as Alysha Mendez tells us in this Bobcat Update, table scraps will be used to keep sports fields and garden beds greener.
(Stand-up) Bobcat Blend is a composting pilot program that will turn this leftover food (holding tray of food) into fertilizer for the university.
Senior Jason Sanders, founder of the program, says students will not only have access to trash and recycling bins, but also compost bins.
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Sophomore Oscar Cabrera says he thinks Bobcat Blend is a great idea.
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By the end of this semester, about a dozen waste stations will be introduced to the L-B-J Lair Food Court.
Bobcat Blend hopes to add these organic recycling bins to every dining hall on campus.
For Bobcat Update, I'm Alysha Mendez.
Bobcat Update, a student-produced newscast recapping events at Texas State University, and is available for viewing on YouTube.
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