Powering the Future of U.S. Agriculture with Circular Manufacturing

Re-Nuble is leading the next generation of climate-resilient agriculture by turning local food waste into powerful, sustainable fertilizers and nutrient alternatives.

With support from the USDA Fertilizer Production Expansion Program (FPEP) with a $2M initiative, we’re expanding our production capacity and impact, starting in Rochester, NY.

  • Made in the U.S.A. Locally Sourced, Produced and Distributed.

  • Circular by Design with Nutrient Rich Grow Media

  • Backed by Research & Supported by the USDA
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A few centralized players dominate the U.S. fertilizer industry, rely heavily on imported inputs, and contribute significantly to agricultural emissions.

Fertilizer costs are volatile, and distribution is costly, especially for small and mid-sized farms.

Re-Nuble’s distributed, circular manufacturing model is designed to solve this by:
- Sourcing regionally available food waste
- Processing it into consistent, nutrient-rich fertilizers
- Locating production near key farming and food manufacturing hubs
- Offering affordable, carbon-conscious alternatives to synthetic fertilizers

With this USDA-backed project, we’re scaling our model to reach more producers for more resilient supply chains.

Led by industry experts in sustainability, agriculture, and supply chain innovation

  • Hugh Dever, CEO (ex-Procter & Gamble, Fresh Express)

  • Jeff Scott, COO (18+ years in ops)

  • Alicia Noel, Senior PM (USDA project lead, global ag strategist)n

  • Riyana Razalee, Director of Sustainability (Columbia University)

  • Frank Henderson, Horticultural Research Specialist (Cornell hydroponics expert)