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Compost and worm farming

Having your own compost bin, compost heap, worm farm or Bokashi bucket is a cheap, rewarding way to recycle your food scraps and garden cuttings.

Worm farms can be kept in courtyards, balconies and backyards. Join the Compost Revolution with 50% off a compost bin, worm farm or bokashi bin plus FREE delivery courtesy of Georges River Council. 

For residents and schools see Compost Revolution to claim your discount. Make sure to complete the tutorials and quiz on composting, worm farming, and bokashi fermentation to learn all you need to know before you start.

Free online compost and worm farming workshops hosted by Compost Revolution are available on the following dates:

Free online workshops

Date

Time
Compost and Worm Farming Tuesday 24 June 2025 6.00pm - 7.30pm
Compost and Worm Farming in Small Spaces Wednesday 24 September 2025 6.00pm - 7.30pm
Summer Composting, Festive Food-Waste Avoidance
and Sustainable Gifts		 Tuesday 2 December 2025 7.00pm - 8.30pm
To join any of the Compost Revolution workshops, book via the button below. 
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Food Waste

In Australia and across the globe, food is one of the most wasted items. In fact, 35% of the average Australian general waste bin is made up of food waste alone. This waste is sent to landfill where it becomes a significant source of methane - a harmful greenhouse gas. 

Please visit our What's On page for the upcoming workshops details and to book online. Many people create some level of food waste, but this does not need to be sent to landfill. Food waste and other organic materials can be transformed into a wonderful resource through composting and/or worm farming.

By recycling your food and organic waste, you will ensure the following:

  • Reduce landfill waste.

  • Help to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

  • See a decrease in the amount of waste in your red-lidded general waste bin.

  • Create nutrient rich soil in your garden.

  • Promote biodiversity in your garden.

  

Other useful and inspiring links

  Two hands holding close up image of composted soil  Compost bin with vegetable scraps


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