Quality compost bio-stimulates your soil

Composting is a natural process we can use to repurpose organic waste and reduce landfill. It can be carried out in the open with a large pile of waste, or within an enclosed compost system with smaller lots.

There are several ways to compost at home. The traditional systems (compost bins and tumblers) require you to bring in oxygen by mixing the wastes, and are suitable for garden waste.

Compost quality is largely determined by what is in your wastes. Adding some kitchen scraps to garden waste can make your compost richer but only with increased mixing. In addition, you have to watch what goes into your system and rat-proof it. While it is worthwhile in theory, in practice it can give you more troubles than benefits.

Make full use of kitchen scraps

Kitchen scraps turn quickly into compost if kept fully aerated. They are generated routinely, which can be used to create a regular supply of compost.

Bioverter is a new sophisticated system that gets the most out of kitchen scraps through scientific and considered design. In order to capture every useful matter, it creates an additional novel output - compost juice.

Another design feature is easy harvesting. Fresh compost and compost juice automatically drop into separate pull-out collectors.

Get more out of fresh compost

While the benefits of compost juice are available straight away after harvest, fresh compost actually improves with age when it is allowed to rest. You can simply leave Bioverter’s harvest to rest in a sheltered spot.

Aged or mature compost is dark and crumbly. It is a super soil stimulant, helping your plants flourish by improving the physical, nutritional and biological properties of your soil.