Join the Totnes Community Composting Workshop
Combine your food scraps with your neighbours or community growing space to create high-quality compost.
An engaging and practical workshop aims to inspire and share learning about setting up a food scrap compost creation station, drawing on experiences from the Sustainable South Hams Compost Club project.
- Why community composting of food scraps is important for local food growing and resilience
- Different models of community food scrap composting
- The process of composting food scraps, including balance of air and water
- Site, equipment, set-up logistics, legislation, costs, funding, and risk assessments
Sharing learning from the Sustainable South Hams Compost Club project, which established two community food scrap composting stations.
Author's summary: Learn community composting at Totnes workshop.
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