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Composting and worm farms

All you need to know about composting and worm farms.

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Up to half of our general waste bin is food or garden scraps. Most of this organic waste can be composted at home. By using a compost or worm farm you can:

  • reduce the amount of waste going to landfill. This prevents greenhouse gas emissions getting released.
  • create nutrient rich fertiliser for your gardens. This improves soil quality and water retention.
  • save money on water and artificial fertilisers.

To find out more about composting and worm farms:

Compost and worm farm workshops

Join one of council's free worm farm and composting workshops at local libraries across the Coast. Or we can bring a guest speaker to you. To find out more and book, see the Waste 2 Resource Community Education Program page.