Compost Culture

Compost Culture Compost Culture can provide you with the support you need to get composting.

We collaborate with farmers, backyard growers, businesses, composters, schools, councils, community gardens - anyone with a passion to save our soils and repair the food system.

05/07/2025

"Composting... greatly reduces environmental pollution from these wastes that can easily be recycled right in your own backyard!" ~Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency

02/07/2025
02/07/2025

This July, we’re thinking about wealth a little differently. Not the kind stashed away—but the kind we’re all standing on: $OIL.

Because a thriving nation isn’t built on extraction—it’s built on Regeneration.
On clean water, nourishing food, healthy soil, and systems that work for everyone. 🌱

As we roll into Independence Day and beyond, we’ll be exploring how restoring our land might just restore a whole lot more—for our health, our climate, and our collective future. 🇺🇸

02/07/2025

🪱 What’s small, wriggly, and essential for growing healthy food?
Nematodes! These microscopic soil worms may be tiny, but they do BIG work underground.

Here’s how nematodes help soil and plants:
✔️ Control pests naturally—some feed on harmful insect larvae and fungi
✔️ Cycle nutrients—they digest bacteria and release nutrients plants can absorb
✔️ Boost soil structure by moving through the soil, creating space for air and water
✔️ Keep the soil food web balanced and healthy

🌿 When nematodes are thriving, plants grow stronger—and we enjoy healthier food.

Want to explore more about soil life?
Join our school competition:
“The World Beneath Our Feet – Its Importance to Our Food and Environment” 🌏
More info at www.soilweek.org.au

02/07/2025

The small town Plympton, Massachusetts, eliminated 305 tons of garbage a year by making everyone pay for what they toss.

30/06/2025

The FOGO service is making your green lid bin even greener. Starting from 30 June 2025, instead of putting your food scraps in the red lid bin, you’ll put it into the existing green lid bin so it can be recycled into valuable compost instead of being sent to landfill.

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