First, you'll need to decide which composting system is best for you!

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Underground

Underground is like a Pile/heap but it is much slower and needs more wore to make sure it is being aerated properly so it doesn't turn into an underground, biodegradable landfill.

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Pile/Heap

A Pile/heap is usually a designated area and  has a type of fencing around it to keep rodents out. It needs to be manually mixed and it will be harder to retain the heat if you have a weak composting system.

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Compost Bin

A compost bin standing and is a cube or cylinder shape. It is practically a contained pile/heap. The benefit to having a bin is it quickens the composition process. You can also use trashcans, we recommend you use trashcans that can hold 35 gallons or more.

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Vermicomposting

This is like a compost bin but with the addition of worm to quicken the process.

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Tumbler

This is like a normal compost bin but usually suspended in the air or in a circular shape so it can be rolled which mixes the contents inside, it also allows oxygen to move around. It also retains heat, which makes your compost decompose faster.