Watch: Harvest Power on CityTV
April 25, 2013
Happy Earth Week! In case you missed it, Harvest Power’s Farrell Spence, Dieter Geesing, Harman Dhatt and Tania Morrill set the table (pun intended) for Earth Week when they appeared on Breakfast Television in Vancouver last Friday. Check out the video to watch the Harvest representatives and CityTV’s Thor Diakow brave a downpour outside our Read more...
Bloomberg 2013 New Energy Pioneer Winner!
April 22, 2013
Harvest Power is honored to receive the Bloomberg 2013 New Energy Pioneer Award granted to “10 game-changing companies in the field of clean energy technology and innovation.” Amidst buzz in the media including the Wall Street Journal, CEO Paul Sellew accepted the award Monday night in NYC at the Future of Energy Summit. Thank you to the award Read more...
It’s Time for Mulch Madness!
March 4, 2013
March is a month of madness, and not just of the college hoops variety. It’s also the time when gardeners get excited for planting season, or as we’re calling it, Mulch Madness! This month Harvest is covering a lot of ground on its social media outlets with mulch-related facts, tips and the occasional pun. Tune into Twitter (hashtag #mulchmadness). Read more...
Paul Sellew: An Entrepreneur’s Journey in Cleantech, at Yale
February 28, 2013
Harvest CEO Paul Sellew has followed his passion throughout his career. In mid-February Paul shared juicy stories of lessons learned — from professional basketball to the wide world of composting – at the Yale University Center for Business and the Environment Sabin Prize Speaker Series. Tune in below to receive 30 years of insights on strategic leadership. In a Read more...
Community Events Spring 2013
January 31, 2013
This year we have hit the ground running with community events. Coming off a busy January with the Mid Atlantic Nursery Trade Show and a dynamic week with the US Composting Council crew, we thought we should take a moment and post upcoming highlights. We hope to see you soon! LOWER MAINLAND, BRITISH COLUMBIA Compost Read more...
Harvest Joins the Bioenergy Association of California
January 31, 2013
Harvest Power is pleased to announce that it has joined the Bioenergy Association of California as a founding member. The Bioenergy Association of California is a new and quickly growing association created to promote sustainable bioenergy production and associated activities in California. Its primary activities include policy advocacy, public education and outreach, promoting research and Read more...
The U.S. Composting Council Conference is Coming Up!
January 24, 2013
Harvest is looking forward to the annual United States Composting Council (USCC) conference next week in Florida. Our team will be there in full force with a booth, Paul Sellew (USCC board member), and information about our project in Florida as well as our latest line of soil products. For more info, check out http://compostingcouncil.org/conference/ Read more...
Coming to a Resort Near You: Manure-Powered Ski Lifts
October 26, 2012
We’ve seen many new uses for biogas in recent years, but the number of innovative ways to utilize this renewable fuel continues to grow! This coming winter, Killington Resort has developed a new way to power skiers and snowboarders to the top of the mountain: cow manure. In a partnership with Green Mountain Power, Killington becomes the Read more...
The Importance of Compost for California’s Central Valley
October 22, 2012
Mark Bittman recently wrote an excellent article for The New York Times Magazine about overfarming in California’s Central Valley, one of the most important agricultural regions on the planet. Though the enormous region is a plant paradise blessed with incredible soil and ideal weather conditions, the misuse of chemical fertilizers and pesticides as well as Read more...
The Next Generation of Biogas Engineers
August 20, 2012
At Harvest, we often talk about “ushering in the next generation of organics management.” Looking at the news recently, it seems like the next generation is ushering itself in quite well. First, a high school junior creates a computer brain that can diagnose breast cancer (okay, that has nothing to do with organics, but wow!). Read more...










