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There are many different ways you can turn your kitchen scraps into rich fertiliser for your garden. Choose the method that meets your lifestyle and needs below. Next, visit our shop for discounted products and check if your council is offering further discounts (up to 80% off RRP in some areas!).

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Composting

Compost bins process your scraps via above ground, partially buried, or rotating chambers.

  • Processes lots of food scraps (limit meat and diary).
  • Above ground and tumblers compost garden waste too.
  • Low maintenance.



Produces fluffy compost for fertalising, mulching and building up your soil. You can even use it as potting mix and plant straight into it. 

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Wormfarming

Worms break down food scraps into solid and liquid nutrients in traditional multi-tray and new below ground farms. 

  • Processes small to medium amounts of food scraps, primarily fruit and vegetables.
  • Suitable for indoor as well as outdoor placement.
  • A bit more maintenance.

All worm farms produce rich worm casting fertaliser. Traditional farms also produce lots of liquid fertiliser for your plants.

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Bokashi

Bokashi uses anaerobic bacteria to ferment food waste in a sealed kitchen bench bin.

  • Ferments medium amounts of food scraps, all kinds!
  • Suitable for indoor or outdoor placement.
  • Low maintenance, except when emptying.

Produces fermented food scraps (you then bury as a soil improver) and concentrated liquid for dilutoin as fertiliser for your plants, or a probiotic all purpose cleaner.

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