Join the Totnes Community Composting Workshop
You can combine your food scraps with your neighbours or community growing space to make great quality compost.
An engaging and practical workshop aims to inspire and share learning about setting up a food scrap compost creation station.
They will share learning from the Sustainable South Hams Compost Club project, which has supported the establishment of two community food scrap composting stations using Jora tumbling composters.
- Why composting food scraps as a community is important for local food growing and resilience.
- Different models of community food scrap composting, including as a street, in community gardens/ farms/ allotments, and as a micro-business.
- The process of composting food scraps – getting the balance of air and water.
- The site, equipment, set-up logistics, legislation, costs and funding, risk assessments.
Author's summary: Learn about community composting.
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