Change Starts with a Single Pot

CowPots are 100% BIODEGRADABLE, a great alternative to plastic pots, RENEWABLE and RECYCLED! 

Why are CowPots a better biodegradable pot?

100% Biodegradable

 CowPots are designed to break down in a single growing season. There are a lot of benefits to adding composted cow manure to your garden, including the fact that it attracts worms and microorganisms that deliver nutrients to your plants.CowPots have been trialed in numerous university studies. See how bio pots compare.

Plastic & Peat Free

There is an estimated 500 Million tons of plastic waste generated in the horticultural industry each year. If we can stop using plastic grocery bags and straws, why not our growing pots? Every CowPot you grow in displaces one more plastic pot. 

Minimal Root Disruption

 Roots grow right through the pot wall. When it’s time to transplant, you don’t need to disturb the root base. Just place the whole pot in the ground and the roots will continue to flourish. This dramatically reduces transplant shock.

farmer holding shovel of manure in barn

Value added byproduct

CowPots are the invention of necessity. A dairy farmer had an abundance of manure and invented a solution to form biodegradable, plantable containers from this byproduct

young woman transplanting biodegradable pots in the garden.

Quick and easy seedling transplanting

From seed starting to transplanting seedlings, CowPots are suited for each stage of your plants’ development. Stepping up a plant into a CowPot or planting into your garden, it’s so simple. Place the whole pot in the soil, completely covered. No need to crush or tear. 

cow sniffing tomato in biodegradable pot

Renewable and Recycled

The raw material to make CowPots is composted cow manure. The cows are providing this resource 365 days/year. And before we form the manure into a CowPot, we capture renewable energy using a methane digester. The manure provides energy to heat our house. 

Meet the Farmers that invented and make CowPots

Will it hold up long enough?

So, they are not the same as peat pots?

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