Cut down the amount of waste going into your household garbage bin by joining the wonderful world of composting or worm farming.
For the month of October, Council is offering a Compost Bin and Worm Farm subsidy, where residents can claim up to 50 per cent back for any compost bin or worm farm purchased at one of our participating retailers (capped at $50 for worm farms and $30 for compost bins).
The subsidy gives residents a low-cost opportunity to introduce composting and worm farming into their home recycling routines, as well as reducing the amount of waste going into garbage bins.
Typically, organic waste accounts for 30 per cent of the average household’s garbage bin, so putting food scraps into a compost bin or worm farm will help reduce the amount of waste being sent to landfill.
To claim the subsidy, simply purchase your compost bin or worm farm from one of the retailers listed below, then complete the claim form on our website within seven days of purchase.
Participating retailers include:
- Broadford: Broadford Timber and Hardware
- Kilmore: Kilmore Mitre 10
- Seymour: Bunnings Warehouse
- Wallan: Pretty Sally ³Ô¹ÏÍøÕ¾ and Garden
Due to current COVID-19 restrictions, you will need to call your local store to organise pick up of your new compost bin or worm farm.
The Compost bin and Worm farm subsidy will run for the entire month of October, or earlier if funds are expended.
