Compost Facility Operator Training (CFOT) 2026
An in-person training course on composting in the Pacific Northwest.
WSU Puyallup - Allmendinger Center
- Start date
- October 19, 2026
- Venue
- WSU Puyallup - Allmendinger Center
- Location
- Puyallup, WA
TL;DR
- CFOT 2026 starts October 19 in Puyallup, Washington, at WSU Puyallup - Allmendinger Center.
- The program is an in-person course covering composting in the Pacific Northwest.
- The published audience includes facility operators and managers, processors, consultants, agency staff, vendors, and public officials.
About
WORC runs CFOT as one of two annual training options, alongside Compost Professionals Training. The course brings students, speakers, and instructors together in person for regional composting instruction.
Who you'll find in the room
Compost facility operators and managers
People who operate or manage compost facilities.
On-farm compost processors and end users
Agricultural processors and people who use compost.
Waste management consultants and professionals
Consultants and practitioners working in waste management.
Agricultural extension service staff
Staff working in agricultural extension services.
Environmental and health agency staff
Staff from environmental or health agencies.
Composting and recycling association professionals
Professionals from composting or recycling associations.
Equipment vendors
Vendors of equipment.
Public officials
Officials working in the public sector.
Venue & travel
Venue
WSU Puyallup - Allmendinger CenterQuestions people ask
5 answeredCFOT 2026 starts October 19, 2026.
The 2026 training is at WSU Puyallup - Allmendinger Center in Puyallup, Washington.
The listed audience includes compost facility operators and managers, on-farm processors and end users, waste management professionals, agency staff, association professionals, equipment vendors, and public officials.
It is worth it for compost facility operators and managers, on-farm processors and regulators who need a full week of hands-on, region-specific instruction, since the course runs five days in person at WSU Puyallup and focuses on Pacific Northwest composting. Equipment vendors and officials who only want brief networking would get less from a five-day training, and operators elsewhere in the country may find the regional content less applicable.
Attendees at compost and agricultural training courses usually wear practical casual clothes, such as work pants, layers and closed-toe shoes, plus rain gear for outdoor site sessions in the Pacific Northwest in October.
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