Camperdown Compost

Camperdown Compost At Camperdown Compost we value soil health. We are the leading supplier of compost in Victoria's South West.

For more information please contact us with the following.
03 5593 3737
[email protected] Camperdown Compost Company has been selling compost since 1998. Since that time we’ve gone from selling 30 tonnes of compost to one local dairy farmer in the first year, to managing almost 100,000 tonnes of waste this year. This equates to compost being spread on more than 60,000 hectares each ye

ar. Our farmers are reporting fewer weeds in their pastures and more robust plants during dramatic weather events. Their farms are healthier and more productive than ever which is translating to higher income and lower input costs. Our on-farm composting program uses best practice dairy farm waste management, reducing traditional fertiliser use and minimising your exposure to fluctuating global fertiliser prices. Compost helps to protect your soil and plants against pathogens and retains nutrients in the soil so they don’t leach from the root zone. It also allows nutrients to cycle into plant available forms and improves the uptake of soil or foliar nutrients while breaking down the pollutants in the soil. A 1% increase in organic carbon in the top 30cm of soil will increase the soil’s capacity to hold water by a massive 144,000 litres per hectare, or 14.4 litres per square metre. 132 tonnes of carbon is sequestered per hectare. Camperdown Compost has a licensed EPA facility near Camperdown taking waste mainly from food processors. It also manages the waste on many dairy farms in the south west. In addition, its Geelong branch Geelong Compost makes compost on approximately 100 farms around Geelong and the Surf Coast.

Our compost is exceptional value. For $20/tonne you receive the equivalent elemental nutrition value of $116. Consider h...
28/04/2026

Our compost is exceptional value. For $20/tonne you receive the equivalent elemental nutrition value of $116.
Consider how compost could provide the same macro nutrients for less than synthetics with the extra benefit of a complete range of micro nutrients and live biology that comes with the compost.

23/02/2026
Surely it will rain soon?
08/04/2018

Surely it will rain soon?

We are putting the call out to fire affected farmers to get in touch with us if they would like some help rebuilding the...
04/04/2018

We are putting the call out to fire affected farmers to get in touch with us if they would like some help rebuilding their soils. So many of our farming friends' paddocks have been devastated by the recent fires and we would like to help in any way we can. We will donate compost to help rebuild topsoil and regenerate pastures and crops and provide as much advice and support as we can. Also putting the call out to anyone who can help us deliver and spread the compost. Get in touch so we can work together to get these paddocks back on track. Call Tony on 55933737

13/02/2018

A bit of dairy shed humour from a busy farmer, Stephen Coulston of Tangambalanga, Victoria.

This video is a perfect demonstration of why we are so passionate about making compost and providing it to farmers to re...
12/01/2018

This video is a perfect demonstration of why we are so passionate about making compost and providing it to farmers to regenerate their soils. Everyone benefits from healthier, nutrient rich soils.

Narrated by Larry Kopald of Carbon Underground, The Soil Story reveals how soil can reverse climate change.

12/09/2017
Check out our fearless leaders Nick Routson (l) and Tony Evans (r) accepting their award from the Australian Organic Rec...
24/08/2017

Check out our fearless leaders Nick Routson (l) and Tony Evans (r) accepting their award from the Australian Organic Recycling Association last night!

Good ideas here on how to speed up internet connections in the South West.
31/07/2017

Good ideas here on how to speed up internet connections in the South West.

Is this a good proposal for the dairy industry locally?
31/07/2017

Is this a good proposal for the dairy industry locally?

Fonterra Australia managing director René Dedoncker expects “tense” conversations with farm suppliers to continue, as he tries to rebuild trust in the global dairy giant.

Address

301 Blind Creek Road
Camperdown, VIC
3260

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

03 55933737

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