Who We Are

ABOUT US

“DSATCO” pronounced “De Sat Co” is a family company based in Wongan Hills, Western Australia. DSATCO comes from our family names; David, Sarah, Adele and Trent. Established in 2007, we are a family-owned and operated business dedicated to providing high-quality garden products that make your garden thrive. Over the years, we’ve built a reputation for excellence, offering products that not only enhance your garden but also contribute positively to the environment.

OUR AIM – Deliver premium garden products while supporting the local farming community –

OUR PROCESS

At DSATCO, we use the by-product from broad acre farming and turn it into high quality garden products. The by-product would otherwise be burned, releasing harmful carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. This means we reduce the carbon footprint of broad acre farming whilst also increasing farmers revenue, inturn allowing us to help out farming communities in Western Australia.

The raw materials are gathered and stored on our farm, where the composting facility operates 10 kilometres out of Wongan Hills. It is there where all our products are processed as required to be guaranteed weed free. Our rural location allows us to safely store large quantities of product, ensuring that we can offer a steady and reliable supply to our customers. By turning waste into high-quality garden products, we help reduce the carbon footprint of farming while increasing the revenue of local farmers, creating a sustainable and mutually beneficial ecosystem.

• Family-Owned: As a family-run business, we take pride in the quality of our products and our strong relationship with our customers and community.
• Sustainable: We focus on using waste products from farming, reducing carbon emissions and supporting a cleaner environment.
• Quality: Our mulch and compost are crafted to the highest standards, ensuring your garden thrives.
• Committed to supporting Local Farmers: By using by-products from broadacre farming, we help improve the financial stability of local farming communities.