Morgan Composting Inc

09/05/2026

SOMEONE WENT A LITTLE
CRAZY
PICKING UP PRODUCE…

Help a guy out. 😂
Stop in at Morgan’s for farm-fresh produce!

Broccoli • Cauliflower • Cabbage • Carrots
Tomatoes • Peppers • Peaches • Sweet Corn + More

STOP IN & SEE US IN SEARS!

09/04/2026

🇺🇸 Labor Day Hours 🇺🇸

Just a heads up — we’ll be CLOSED Monday, September 7th in observance of Labor Day.

We hope our hardworking crew, customers, farmers, dealers, and friends enjoy a well-deserved long weekend! 🌱

We’ll be back at it Tuesday and ready to Doo what we do! 🐄

Have a safe and happy Labor Day! 🇺🇸

09/04/2026

Even the youngest Morgans take their lawn seriously. 😂🌱

Labor Day weekend is here, and apparently there’s no age limit on good lawn care.

Now’s a great time to apply Safe Green Lawn for late-season care. Safe Green is an all-organic fertilizer that helps feed your lawn while building healthier soil — and it’s safe to use around kids and pets!

Because around here, lawn care is kind of a family thing. 💚

Grab your Safe Green Lawn and get that fall application on!

09/03/2026

🌽 FRESH-PICKED SWEET CORN! 🌽

Grown right here on the Morgan’s farm and picked fresh! 🚜🌽

Just $5 a dozen!

Stop in and grab a dozen (or two!) while it lasts — you can’t get much more local than this. 💚

📍 Available at Morgan Composting in Sears!

09/01/2026

🍂 THE BEETS NEED THEIR BAYS!

Sugar beet season is here, and we need to make room! That means it’s a great time to refresh your landscaping and SAVE on bulk mulch.

🔴 Red Mulch — Was $35 | NOW $22.75
🌲 Cedar Mulch — Was $40 | NOW $28

Come help us clear the bays and get your landscaping looking fresh for fall!

📍 Sears location • While supplies last

08/31/2026

🍂 FALL IS RIGHT AROUND THE CORNER! 🍂

And the signs of the season are starting to show up at Morgan Composting! 🌼

🌼 MUMS ARE HERE!
• 4" — $3.99
• 6" — $5.99
• 10" — $10.99
• 12" — $15.99
• Mum Hanging Baskets — $22.99

SUGAR BEETS ARE HERE, TOO!
• $4.50 each or 3 for $12
• Small Scoop — $32.50
• Large Scoop — $55

Come grab a little fall color and get ready for the season ahead! 🍁🌼

08/29/2026

🐮🚛 DOO CREW ON THE ROAD! 🌱

We’re out and about today at the St. Clair County Farm to Table Farmers Market at Goodells County Park!

If you’re in the area, stop by, say hi to the Doo Crew, and talk all things soil, growing, and DAIRY DOO! 🌱

📍 Goodells County Park
⏰ Here today until 5 PM!

08/29/2026

🌱 Come see us at the Lake City Ripple Effect Festival TODAY!

Stop by and talk soil health with the DOO crew — and while you’re there, make your own worm house! 🏠🪱

A little hands-on fun, a little soil science! 🌎🌱

Come say hi and get your hands dirty with us!
Thanks Missaukee Conservation District for inviting us to be part of such a fun day!

08/27/2026

A month in and those food plots are looking pretty good! 🌱🦌

A little rain at the right time sure helps — and we love seeing the progress out in the field.

Thanks to Michigan Out-of-Doors TV for sharing the update! Can’t wait to see what these plots look like in another month.

Food plot update… we’re just about a month in and things are looking pretty good! Thankfully the rain has cooperated… so far. 🦌

08/26/2026

We’re proud to be part of projects like this right here in our local communities. 🌱❤️

A big thank you to Marion Elementary for allowing us to help refresh their school grounds and create a space students, families, and staff can enjoy for years to come.

We loved working with Jeremy to put together a plan using perennials, seed, and fertilizer — and we’re already looking forward to coming back this spring to keep it growing!

Thank you, Marion Elementary, for the kind words and for letting the DAIRY DOO crew be a small part of something beautiful. 🌸🌿

Growing stronger communities from the ground up.

🌱 Growing Something Beautiful at Marion Elementary! 🌸

We are incredibly grateful to Morgan’s Composting near Evart for their generosity and partnership in helping us create a more beautiful landscape at Marion Elementary!

Morgan’s Composting graciously worked with our elementary custodian, Jeremy, to develop a plan to refresh and improve our landscaping. They generously donated perennials, fertilizer, and seed to help bring new life to our school grounds. Even better, they will return this spring to complete another refresh and continue helping us make our school grounds something our students, families, and community can be proud of.

We are truly honored by their generosity and willingness to invest in our school. Partnerships like this remind us how fortunate we are to have businesses and community members who believe in our students and want to make a difference.