“Compost is not waste — it’s a sacred cycle of return.”
We invite you to be part of a movement that transforms food scraps into food forests.
Using banana circles — a natural composting technique rooted in tropical permaculture — we’re regenerating land, reducing organic waste, and growing abundance.
A low-tech, high-yield compost system designed by nature.
A banana circle is a circular composting pit surrounded by fast-growing, tropical plants like banana, papaya, taro, and sweet potato.
As kitchen scraps, graywater, and garden waste are added to the center, they break down naturally into rich compost, nourishing the surrounding plants and improving soil fertility.
This system combines composting, water retention, food production, and beauty — all in one regenerative design.
Banana circles matter because they are composting ecosystems that turn problems into solutions, while feeding both people and planet.
🌱 1. They Regenerate Soil Naturally
Banana circles create deep, rich compost at the exact place plants need it — improving fertility, microbial life, and organic matter without synthetic inputs.
Bananas, papayas, taro, sweet potato, lemongrass — all thrive in this system.
The very waste from eating these foods goes back into the circle, making it a closed-loop food production system.
The central pit acts as a sponge — capturing rain, greywater, and runoff.
This keeps the ground moist and reduces erosion, making it ideal for areas with unpredictable water cycles.
Kitchen scraps, leaves, old plants — instead of becoming landfill trash, they become future food and living fertility.
Banana circles are visible, tangible, teachable. They’re:
Easy for families, schools, and communities to build
A hands-on way to learn about composting, ecosystems, and natural cycles
Food waste is a massive contributor to climate change.
Banana circles offer a localized, regenerative solution that:
Reduces methane emissions
Restores degraded soils
Strengthens food security
Requires no fossil fuels or imported materials
We’re launching banana circle compost systems in:
🌴 Backyards
🏫 Schools & eco-clubs
🏡 Community gardens
🧑🌾 Farms and permaculture homesteads
Want to bring banana circles to your space? [Contact us]
Banana circles are more than compost pits. They are:
Gateways to ecological literacy
Seed points for food forests
Decentralized hubs of fertility
They represent a world where nothing is wasted, everything is connected, and care for the Earth starts at home.
