WasteGardening

Waste is one abundant gross national product, not only here in the Philippines, but of course, globally. We produce and mismanage it in obscene proportions ... because we not only lack discipline as Filipinos, but also sufficient funds to properly implement our laws.

At M Tadeja Consultancy,   we see wastes as resources for livelihood and everyday development not only for our soils, but in harmony with nature. Biodegradable materials can be immediately used in our gardens to nourish our soils, then plants. 

We incorporate waste in our gardening to easily and immediately reduce our wastes as we continue finding ways to shorten or make easier the biodegrade process (skip composting altogether). In addition, we promote the use of most containers in gardening not only to capture carbon in the most practical and doable to ways but also to keep our airs cleaner, safer, and healthier!

To learn more about what individuals can do to improve our environment, please download my free e-book here.

Wastegardening allows direct use of biodegradable wastes and disposable containers to propagate plants. 

Contact us to become part of our free wastegardening workshops in Metro Manila schools and urban poor communities, in case you are looking into outreach or corporate responsibility programs that has an immediate and long-term impact to lives and the future.

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 M Tadeja Environmental Management Consultancy Services - Officially started in 2016 as Margaret Tadeja Consultancy - Margaret Ragual Tadeja started professional writing in 1991 as Philippine Daily Inquirer correspondent. She has since written for various local and international clients: from feature, short, straight news stories, to fiction , and non-fiction books. She also maintains a blog about recycling crafts and the environment .   Her interest for the environment was inherited from her family: her uncle the late Abraham Abe Tadeja pioneered organic farming through commercialization of the multi-awarded Farmers Product Organic Fertilizer in the 1980s.  Her profession in environment started through her writing in 2005: majority of her international clients required information and reports about environment, sustainability, life cycles, even equity among other related topics. So, she enrolled at the University of the Philippines Open University for master of enviro...
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