Certified Allowed Input Certificate for Organic Farming
Certificate No. 20144Wormtech Pty LtdTrading as Worm Tech803 Wood Rd , Yenda, New South Wales, Australia, 2681Certification Services The above named operation has the products listed below certified by Southern Cross Certified Australia Pty Ltd and is hereby permitted to apply the Southern Cross Certified Australia certification mark. The products listed below have been reviewed […]
Planet Ark Recycling near you
WORM TECH 50 Conargo Rd, Carrathool, NSW 1300 803 000 info@wormtech.com.au Website ABOUT Worm Tech operate a 50,000 tonne EPA licenced organics recycling facility in Carrathool NSW.We process agricultural waste Cotton Gin Residue, factory processing waste such as poultry, Food Waste, Garden Waste, Manures, Waxed Cardboard and others. ACCREDITATION & MEMBERSHIPS Accreditation: Australian Organics Recycling AssociationAccreditation Number: 20775 […]
Wormtech is a Freshcare Recognised Supplier
Services: Wormtech Pty Ltd is a 100% Australian-owned company that specialises in converting valuable organic resources into biological fertilisers. Established in 2010, Wormtech now operates a large-scale vermiculture system and an EPA-licenced organics recycling facility in the NSW Riverina region. We produce more than 40,000 tonnes of high-quality compost, compost blends, vermicast and ActiV8 worm […]
It’s Official! If you own a very good bra, you can feed it to the worms.
Shortly after burying her bra in the garden, Sydney lingerie designer Stephanie Devine is heading to Detroit to represent Australia at the Sustainable Brands conference It’s been a huge few weeks for zero waste lingerie designer, Stephanie Devine. With stocks of her famous Very Good (black) Bra selling out, she is launching a new range […]
“Take more care” with FOGO waste
Residents across the Wagga Wagga City Council area are being reminded that the weekly green lid waste bin is for food organics and garden organics (FOGO) only and nothing else! Worm Tech Carrathool Composting Facility, which processes our FOGO waste, inspects loads from select collection days on a rotating base. Its monthly reports show contamination […]
Compost Cotton: Worms Make the Difference
The cotton industry has seen a lot of bad press; depleting water supplies, poisoning water tables with pesticide – and producing tons and tons of cotton-bud leftovers that blight the landscape around processing plants. In rural NSW, Australia, one man has woven a profitable business out of cotton waste, using worms. By Jeremy Torr. Carrathool, […]
Worm Tech Griffith share their take on getting your soil in the best shape for winter
With the last of the summer harvest drawing to an end, now is a good time to be preparing your gardens for winter vegetable varieties. Griffith composting experts Worm Tech share their secrets on good soil preparation and common mistakes backyard growers make when growing their own food. It all begins with soil, says Gary […]
Jerilderie Public School Visits Worm Tech’s Carrathool Composting Facility
On Thursday, September 7, Murrumbidgee Council’s FOGO waste gurus, Worm Tech hosted Grade 3 to 6 students from Jerilderie Public School at their Carrathool composting facility. The students put their ‘source separation’ skills to the test with their new Council bin systems and did an outstanding job, effortlessly sorting the rubbish into the correct bins. […]
Carrathool-based processor Worm Tech Pty Ltd appointed for FOGO rubbish collection
Wagga City Council has finally appointed a contractor to process food organics and garden organics (FOGO) material, to start from Monday 2 April. However, the contract is only a short-term arrangement to provide the service while council negotiates a long-term arrangement with around 10 interested contractors. It comes after an extended tender period for the […]
Worming away at waste: Lincom Group
A recent equipment investment with Lincom Group is set to support Wormtech’s commitment to high-quality organic products. Worms, commonly known as nature’s recyclers, are effective at converting organic materials into liquid and solid fertiliser. When they tunnel down, worms aerate the soil to provide better water penetration, while simultaneously feeding on decaying plant matter and […]
