The benefits of composting exist on global, local, and individual scales. Perhaps the most prominent benefit of composting is its climate change mitigation potential by allowing organic waste to decompose in a much more climate-friendly way and releasing significantly less methane than landfilling. On top of the climate benefits, in agriculture or garden, the composting process improves soil quality which then delivers greater produce yields as a result of soil biodiversity being improved.
Composting promotes prolific soil ecosystems. Reduces greenhouse emissions. Promotes carbon uptake by boosting vegetation growth.
Composting is the decaying process of organic material which provides the ideal conditions for organisms and biodiversity to thrive.
Composting can reduce vast amounts of organic matter being discarded into costly landfills. It will reduce the need for agriculture reliance on expensive bio destructive synthetic pesticides and fertilisers.
Compost increases organic matter in soil to improve maximum yield potential. Slow release of major crop nutrients, phosphate, potash, magnesium and sulpher. Increases water infiltration and retention.
Against Climate Change
Composting is the natural process of recycling organic waste into a valuable earth-friendly fertiliser that will nourish our agricultural soils and gardens.
We are committed to helping people and businesses understand the benefits of composting organic waste. Together, we can enrich our soils and flourish our plants whilst reducing greenhouse emissions and limiting the use of harmful synthetic chemicals.