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Martha Stewart Chooses Composting Over Traditional Burial

12/6/2025

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Martha Stewart said she plans to be composted after death via terramation, because traditional burial does not appeal to her.
She owns a 150-acre farm in Katonah, New York, where she described terramation as turning remains into nutrient-rich soil.
She expressed indifference to the legality of her plans, stating it is her property.
Stewart also said she has never undergone plastic surgery and prefers self-care to maintain her appearance.

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Martha Stewart said she plans to be composted after death via terramation, because traditional burial does not appeal to her.
She owns a 150-acre farm in Katonah, New York, where she described terramation as turning remains into nutrient-rich soil.
She expressed indifference to the legality of her plans, stating it is her property.
Stewart also said she has never undergone plastic surgery and prefers self-care to maintain her appearance.