Food businesses
Restaurants, cafes, and kitchens that want leftover food reused, not dumped.
- Vegetable peels
- Bakery scraps
- Eggshells
Food businesses list leftover peels, trimmings, and other food waste. Farmers claim them for compost and feed.
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Pick a category to see fertilizer or animal feed use. These are materials we currently plan to accept — Other stays open for flexible farm requests.
Banana, papaya, watermelon, pineapple, jackfruit, fresh vegetable scraps; mango, citrus, and similar fruit for fertilizer; moldy fruit for fertilizer only.
Clean shells from kitchens — keep them separated from other waste.
Bones, heads, and scraps from seafood prep.
Bones and plain poultry scraps.
Coffee grounds and tea leaves (fertilizer); plain rice, crackers or biscuits, tofu, soy pulp, tempeh, coconut pulp (animal feed); or any other food waste a farmer requests.
Four simple steps from kitchen to farm.
How to separate your wasteSort waste into clear categories.
List materials or post a farm need.
Match, message, and agree a deal.
Pick up or arrange delivery.
Two sides. One shared goal: turn food waste into farm value.
Restaurants, cafes, and kitchens that want leftover food reused, not dumped.
Growers looking for peels, eggshells, and other safe materials for soil or feed.
Short guides before you post. Each takes about a minute.
All learning guidesThe quick answers people ask before signing up.
No. Creating an account is free for both food businesses and farmers.
No. We connect producers and farmers. You agree a pickup between yourselves, or book optional delivery inside the app.
Anything with plastic, packaging, chemicals, or non-food items mixed in. See the full list.
Farmers browse listings or post what they need, and producers reply to requests. The Sisa2Farm team can also suggest a match.
Create a free account as a food business or a farmer. Listing, matching, and pickup all happen inside Sisa2Farm.