Composting is an essential practice for naturally enriching the soil and reducing organic waste. Among the advanced methods, Bokashi and surface compost stand out for their speed and efficiency. Bokashi, of Japanese origin, relies on anaerobic fermentation to quickly transform organic matter into a rich amendment. Surface compost, on the other hand, mimics natural processes by allowing organic matter to decompose directly on the soil. These techniques are perfectly suited to a permaculture approach, promoting a living and fertile soil without excessive effort.