WWN will pick up your full WWN bucket and drop-off a clean bucket with fresh compostable bag for easy refill. Buckets are 4 gallons each. On most Saturdays during the month, WWN will be at the Oneonta Public Farmers’ Market where you can drop off your WWN bucket and pick-up a fresh one.
*Please note all plans include a one-time equipment fee of $15/bucket. This fee helps cover the initial equipment costs for new customers. We will also have an optional 1 gallon countertop bins available for purchase at cost ($10 each).
Weekly, residential pick-up
$30/month, pick-up includes clean bucket
✓ Pickup includes drop-off of cleaned, lined WWN bucket
✓ Customer receives up to 60 lbs. of free compost annually, after that compost can be purchased at a discount
✓ One-time equipment fee of $15/bucket
Bi-Weekly, residential pick-up
$23/month, pick-up includes clean bucket
✓ Pickup includes drop-off of cleaned, lined WWN bucket
✓ Customer receives up to 30 lbs. of free compost annually, after that compost can be purchased at a discount
✓ One-time equipment fee of $15/bucket
Weekly, business pick-up
Cost dependent on number of buckets
✓ $30/month for one bucket,
✓ $50/month for two buckets
✓ 3 buckets or more costs $20/bucket/month
✓ Pickup includes drop-off of cleaned, lined WWN bucket
✓ Customer receives up to 50 lbs. of free compost annually, after that compost can be purchased at a discount
✓ One-time equipment fee of $15/bucket
Drop-off
$5/WWN bucket
✓ Drop-off at Oneonta Farmer’s Market
✓ Service available on most Saturdays
✓ We will have fresh buckets available to pickup
✓ Customer receives free compost annually, depending on total weight of food scraps dropped off, after that compost can be purchased at a discount:
*After 75 lbs. food scraps, 20 lbs. of free compost
*After 125 lbs. food scraps, 30 lbs. of free compost
*After 175 lbs. food scraps, 40 lbs. of free compost
*After 200 lbs. food scraps and above, 50 lbs.
of free compost annually
✓ One-time equipment fee of $15/bucket
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Fun Fact! Worms eat food scraps and turn them into nutrient-rich, biologically beneficial soil product… i.e. compost! This is one way to compost food scraps called “vermicomposting”. Worms waste not!
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