Services
We have carefully designed our services to improve Bristols food system.
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At Generation Soil CIC we inspire and empower Bristol communities to embrace sustainable practices that regenerate the planet, starting with the soil beneath our feet. We’re working to transform the way we think about waste, food, and the Earth, creating a sustainable future for generations to come. We:
Regenerate Soil Health
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By transforming Bristol food waste into nutrient-rich compost which we deliver back to the community, we support the growth of healthy, fertile soil that sustains all life on our planet.
Promote REGENERATION
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Through education, innovation, and hands-on solutions, we make it easy for individuals and communities to adopt circular food systems that reduce waste and benefit the environment.
Build Resilient Communities
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We believe in fostering collaboration, shared responsibility, and local action to create thriving, interconnected ecosystems.
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Educate and Empower
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Our workshops and initiatives provide the tools, knowledge, and inspiration to help everyone—from schools to businesses—become part of the solution for a healthier planet.

Did you know that food waste can improve soil health? We collect from your Bristol home or business and transform it into living soil rich with beneficial microbes using our innovative three-stage composting process and deliver it back to you.
The food system is a mess, but we can fix it. We use local food waste to regenerate urban soil health to grow the freshest and most nutritious food on your doorstep. Watch this space as we have some very exciting news coming.

urban farming

educational workshops
We provide food education for all ages, covering the whole food system, not just cooking and nutrition. In these unique workshops, you can get hands-on experience with composting and how to grow your own food.
1. FOOD WASTE COLLECTION
Food waste is often viewed as a problem, but at Generation Soil, we see it as an opportunity to create something valuable—healthy soil. Our food waste collection and composting service transforms what would otherwise be landfill-bound waste into nutrient-rich compost that regenerates the Earth.​
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How It Works:
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We partner with local businesses, households, schools, and community groups in Bristol to collect food waste that might include fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, and even items that many traditional composting systems cannot handle, such as cooked food and dairy products. Using innovative methods like Bokashi fermentation, we ensure that this waste is efficiently broken down and transformed into high-quality compost. We then deliver it back to you to complete the circular food system.
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Why It Matters:
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Reduces Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Diverting food waste from landfills helps minimise methane production, a major contributor to climate change.
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Closes the Loop: Compost produced from food waste is returned to the soil, enhancing its fertility and promoting a circular food system.
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Community Impact: By involving local participants in waste collection, we foster a shared sense of responsibility for environmental wellbeing.
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This service is ideal for businesses looking to meet sustainability goals, schools aiming to educate students about waste reduction, and residents eager to make a positive impact on their local environment.
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2. Urban Farming
Our market garden and urban farming initiatives bring our mission full circle by showcasing the tangible benefits of sustainable practices. By turning food waste into compost, we nurture healthy soil, which in turn supports the growth of nutritious, locally grown produce.
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What We Grow:
We focus on growing seasonal fruits, vegetables, and herbs using regenerative farming techniques. By prioritising soil health and biodiversity, we ensure that our crops are not only delicious but also environmentally sustainable.
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Why Urban Farming?
Urban farming allows us to bring the benefits of agriculture to city spaces, creating green oases that:
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Support Local Food Systems: Reduce reliance on imported food by producing fresh, local produce.
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Enhance Biodiversity: Provide habitats for pollinators and other wildlife.
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Foster Community Engagement: Offer opportunities for people to connect with nature and learn about growing food.
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Community-Centric Farming:
Our market garden isn’t just about growing food—it’s a place for education, collaboration, and community building. Volunteers and workshop participants are often involved in the planting, maintenance, and harvesting of crops, making it a shared effort to promote sustainable living.
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3. Educational Workshops
Knowledge is a powerful tool for change, and at Generation Soil, we believe education is key to building a more sustainable future. Our educational workshops inspire individuals, schools, and organisations to adopt sustainable practices that align with the principles of a circular economy.
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What We Teach:
Our workshops are tailored to meet the needs of diverse audiences, but they all focus on the core themes of sustainability, soil health, and community action. Topics include:
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Food Waste Solutions: Learn how to compost effectively at home or in the community.
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Bokashi Fermentation: Discover the benefits of this efficient, space-saving composting technique.
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Soil Regeneration: Understand the science of soil health and how compost supports biodiversity.
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Circular Food Systems: Explore how localised waste-to-soil solutions can create a sustainable food network.
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Hands-On Learning:
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Participants engage in practical activities like setting up compost systems, handling food waste, and understanding soil health through live demonstrations. These workshops are designed to leave attendees confident and inspired to implement what they’ve learned.
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Who Benefits:
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Schools: Equip students with valuable knowledge about the environment and sustainability.
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Community Groups: Empower local initiatives to create their own composting systems and waste reduction programs.
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Businesses: Learn practical ways to reduce food waste and promote green practices.
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By sharing our expertise, we aim to cultivate a culture of regeneration, education, and community action.
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The Interconnection of Our Services
Each of our services complements the others, creating a holistic approach to sustainability:
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The food waste collection service supplies the raw material for compost, which is then used to enrich the soil in our market garden.
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The educational workshops teach participants how to replicate these systems at home or in their communities, spreading the impact far and wide.
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The market garden demonstrates the power of compost in growing healthy food, completing the cycle of regeneration.
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Why Choose Generation Soil?
By engaging with Generation Soil’s services, you’re not just participating in an initiative—you’re joining a movement for environmental regeneration and community empowerment. Our work supports the principles of a decentralised composting system, enhances local food security, and promotes sustainability at every level.
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Whether you’re looking to reduce your environmental footprint, learn practical skills, or grow nutritious food, our services offer something for everyone. Together, we can build a future where waste is a resource, soil is cherished, and communities thrive.
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Let’s grow something extraordinary, starting with the soil beneath our feet.