Residents of Ku-ring-gai who want to recycle their food scraps, make soil and fertiliser at home and do their bit for the environment.

What is the tutorial about?

We have 3 tutorials, one for each composting, worm farming, and bokash bins. The tutorials are a fun way to get skilled up on all the practical skills you need to recycle your food scraps through these 3 methods.

What do I need to do to get my discounted compost bin or wormfarm?

1. You must be a resident of Ku-ring-gai Council to be eligible.
2. Choose your composting gear.
3. Confirm your order and pay using a credit card on our secure web form.

* Please note that each household is only eligible for one order every 5 years. If more than order is placed at the same time, only the first order will be approved unless you contact council and let us know which is your final choice. 

Is anything else required of me if I "Join the Compost Revolution"?

We encourage you to tick the box to “Join the Compost Revolution” when you register to receive your product.

You will not be committed to any other programs or organisations. You will be able to get more support and may get special offers or invitations to events and workshops related to composting, gardening, cooking and food sustainability. The Compost Revolution is about building community and supporting neighbourhood garden projects. We’ll also send you an annual survey to help us to improve the program.

Can I do bokashi, wormfarming and composting?

Running a combination of systems can work well as each have their advantages. However, each household is eligible for 1 discounted product per 5 years through Ku-ring-gai Council's Compost Revolution program. If you want a second product sooner than that, you can still access great discounts via the Compost Revolution Australia-wide site.

I live in an apartment with no balcony or garden space what are my options?

You can keep a worm farm or bokashi bin on your balcony, in your garage, bathroom or kitchen. Use the fertiliser and worm castings you produce for your pot plants or give them to a neighbour, friend or nearby community garden.

Alternatively, you can organise a compost bin or worm farm for your building’s common area. Discuss this with your neighbours then speak to your body corporate or strata manager to attain approval. You can then purchase your compost bin or worm farm for your block through this web site.

I am contacting on behalf of a School or Early Learning Centre, am I eligible?

Yes! Visit our Schools Page to learn more.

Can I join the Compost Revolution if I don't need a new compost bin or worm farm?

Sure thing! Just register your details by emailing [email protected].

I already know how to compost, do I need to do the tutorial to recieve my discount?

If you already know how to compost or worm farm, you don't need to do the tutorial (though you might learn a few things and they’re lots of fun so we strongly recommend it!).

What else can I do?

Visit the Great Unwaste website to learn how you can minimise the amount of food that becomes waste in the first place.