Community composting guidelines

Whatever composting system you choose, our guidelines on community composting will help make your project a success.

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Composting is a great way to use food waste that may otherwise go to landfill. The compost you can create is good for the soil and very handy when growing your own food.

Your community composting project could be a compost bin in a community garden, a shared worm farm in an apartment block or school, or perhaps a compost system used by a group of local businesses.

Sydney City Farm hosts talks about composting and worm farming.

Whatever composting system you choose, our guidelines will help make your project a success.

Community composting guidelinesPDF · 1.38 MB · Last modified

Plan of management

Before you get started, you need to show us a plan of management. You don't need to start it from scratch, we’ve put together a plan of management template you can use.

Plan of management templatePDF · 290.35 KB · Last modified

Signs for your project

Download signs for your worm farm or compost.

Sign: Worm farmPDF · 1.04 MB · Last modified
Sign: Organic composting systemPDF · 1.29 MB · Last modified
Sign:  Compost binPDF · 94.44 KB · Last modified

Contact

For more information or advice about a composting project, please contact us on 02 9265 9333 or [email protected]