alpine roots compost living soil

slow-cured, premium compost and living soil solutions.

Right here on the Front Range.

We work with local farmers here on the front range to reduce their waste and produce fungal-dominant vermicompost to bring life back into soil.

Pile of spent mushroom substrate, white mycelium-covered lumps mixed with brown wood chunks

what we Do

We collect agricultural waste from a variety of sources- farms, mushroom growers, ranches, and more- and let nature do the work. Our compost matures in a static, passively aerated pile undisturbed. This allows biology to proliferate, and fungal networks to emerge. It’s a slow process, but like a fine wine, it gets better with time. This results in a high-fungal, premium compost that restore life back to soils.

White IBC tote filled with brown autumn leaves on a snowy farmyard, tractors in the background
Close-up of a freshly drilled hole in soil with dark, moist earth surrounding it.
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explore our range of living soil solutions designed to bring life to your soil.

Tomato plants laden with red, orange, yellow and green fruit, with marigolds in the foreground

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White hoop greenhouse next to fenced crop rows under a blue sky

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What we provide

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Extracts & Teas

Close-up of dark substrate covered in fluffy white mycelium with patches of green and orange fungi

Compost & Living Soil Mixes

Worm Castings & Amendments

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our partners

willow creek mushrooms
Logo for Dandelion Farms featuring a dog’s face surrounded by a yellow dandelion flower with green text.
Red chili pepper with the words "Hot Tamos" written on it in white.
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