Going Circular with Compost

Benefits and opportunities for agriculture

Want to improve the productivity and the sustainability of your agribusiness?

Don't miss this Accelerator exploring how compost and food and garden organics (FOGO) can enhance your projects, improve soil health, and drive more sustainable outcomes across farms, and agribusiness.

With commercial compost set to rapidly increase across NSW, now is the perfect time to explore the value of recycled organics. Join the Going Circular with Compost: Benefits and Opportunities for Agriculture accelerator to learn how compost can support soil health, boost yields, and build more resilient, circular farming systems.

Farmers across Australia are already seeing the difference. Hear from the growers and technical experts who trust this high-quality compost to deliver results season after season, and gain the confidence (and know-how) to bring the benefits to your own farm.

📆 Wednesday 26 November | 10AM – 12PM

📍 Online (link provided closer to event)

💰Free to attend

The session will cover:

What compost delivers for crop quality, water retention and pasture performance
What to look for when choosing compost
Regulatory and biosecurity essentials you need to know
Insights from vegetable growers, graziers and compost suppliers
How to build a simple, actionable plan to start or scale compost use in your operations

You’ll leave with practical guidance and clear next steps to apply (or expand) compost use in your own operations.

This accelerator brings together expertise from across the sector, with contributions from organisations including Marsden Jacob Associates, Goterra, the Australian Organics Recycling Association (AORA), WormTech and more, alongside guidance from the NSW EPA.

Walk away with the knowledge, tools, and next steps to turn organic waste into a resource that works for you.

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Coming Soon

Circular Compost Markets: Local & State Government Accelerator

⏰ Details and registration TBA

Brought to you by Circular Australia and the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA).