Bagged to Order, as Weather Permits
UNSCREENED COMPOST*
Soil Amendment, Made with Nutrient-Dense, Local Food Waste

* At Greener Bay Compost, we painstakingly screen both our feedstocks and our compost for contamination at every step of our composting processes, thus making the risk of contamination in our compost extremely low. That said, our unscreened compost naturally runs a higher risk of contamination than our screened compost. As such, it may occasionally contain minor contaminants, such as random produce stickers, as well as larger pieces of wood and other materials, such as stone fruit pits and bones, that have no fully broken down prior to bagging. This risk can only be avoided by purchasing screened compost from us, versus unscreened compost.

NOT SURE HOW MUCH OF OUR COMPOST YOU NEED?

Please note that our compost is not soil, but rather a soil amendment, meaning it is something to be added to existing soil or to create a custom soil blend, not to be used alone as a growing medium. Also, please note that a Cubic Yard = 27 Cubic Feet, and that we sell by the Gallon or the Cubic Foot, in bags, not by the Cubic Yard, in “bulk” (with one Gallon equating to approximately 0.16 Cubic Feet and one Cubic Foot equating to approximately 0.04 Cubic Yards).

To determine how many Cubic Feet of our compost you may need for a particular project, please use the Cubic Feet Calculator below to enter the length and width, or square footage, of the area you need compost for in feet, plus the height (depth) of the compost layer you’d like, in inches (such as 1.00, 2.00, etc.) or fractions of an inch (such as 0.25, 0.50, etc.).

PLEASE NOTE: For brand new garden beds, or beds that have not been amended/fertilized in the last year or two, an inch or two of compost may be appropriate, but for most existing beds that have been recently amended/fertilized, as little as 0.25 or 0.50 inches may be enough to meet your needs.

Cubic Feet Calculator


CURRENTLY IN STOCK AT GREENER BAY COMPOST:
(10) Gallon bags (ideal for backyard gardens, hobby farms, agriculture, large plots of land, and as a nutrient-dense mulch):
Non-Subscriber Price: $20.00 per bag*, plus tax.
Subscriber Price: $17.00 per bag*, plus tax.
(5) Gallon bags (ideal for backyard gardens, hobby farms, agriculture, large plots of land, and as a nutrient-dense mulch):
Non-Subscriber Price: $10.99 per bag*, plus tax.
Subscriber Price: $9.50 per bag*, plus tax.
(* All Greener Bay Compost subscribers receive a Special Discount on any compost purchased directly from us, which you may learn more about at www.GBCompost.com/Rewards.)
Use the Request Form at the bottom of this page to purchase direct from us for best pricing and availability!

* USE COUPON CODE “FALL” IN COMPOST REQUEST FORM BELOW TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS LIMITED TIME OFFER. *** No limit on the amount of compost that may be purchased. Offer may NOT be combined with any other deals, discounts, or offers. ***

Bulk Bag Discount
Buy ten or more (10) Gallon bags, get each bag for just $17.00 each + tax.*
Buy ten or more (5) Gallon bags, get each bag for just $9.50 each + tax.*
(* THIS DISCOUNT MAY NOT BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER DEALS, DISCOUNTS, OR OFFERS.)

Made Primarily from Food Waste Contains No Manure, Bio-Solids, or Anaerobic Digestate
Painstakingly Screened for Contaminants Made in Northeastern Wisconsin
COMPOST INGREDIENTS: LOVE, fruit & vegetable scraps, grains, nuts, seeds, eggs, shells, coffee grounds, solid/soft dairy,
cooked/cured meats, bones, clean wood/leaves, BPI/TUV certified compostable products, & other, similar, organic materials.

Looking for information on compost benefits or suggested uses and application rates? CLICK HERE.

IMPORTANT / PLEASE READ
Completing or submitting the below form to Greener Bay Compost does not, in and of itself, entitle you to compost, as compost is always subject to availability.
Please note that we will NOT be collecting any payment from you at this time, but will instead invoice you via email for the compost you request, upon our determination that we have it in stock.
If we invoice you for your requested compost and our invoice is not paid within 72 hours of us sending it to you, please note that the invoice will be cancelled, as will your compost request.
PLEASE NOTE: We currently only sell unscreened compost in repurposed, resealed wood shavings bags. We do not sell by the truck load.
We can delivery your requested compost directly to your home for a Personal Delivery Fee of $10.00 + tax (5.5%), assuming your home is in service area (an area which includes Green Bay, De Pere, Allouez, Ashwaubenon, Bellevue, Hobart, Howard, Lawrence, Ledgeview, Rockland, and Suamico).
To avoid a delivery fee, you must either 1) agree to meet us at the Green Bay Plaza parking lot (corner of Military Ave and W Mason St) in west Green Bay, on a date and at a time agreed upon by us both, to pick up your compost, or 2) be a current subscriber to one of our Compost Pickup plans and agree to receive your compost on one of your scheduled Bucket Swap/Compost Pickup days.
We do not currently deliver outside of the Greater Green Bay area, nor do we ship our compost. NO EXCEPTIONS.
Compost requests are handled in the order in which they are received, and no preference or priority is given to any would-be buyer based on their Compost Pickup Service subscriber status. Having said that, subscribers to said Services should be aware that, per our Rewards Programs, they are eligible for a special discount any compost they wish to purchase from us (but not on our Personal Delivery charges), regardless of quantity purchased.
Please provide a valid email address we may use to contact you.
Please provide a valid phone number we may use to contact you.
Please indicate the number of (10) Gallon bags of unscreened compost you are interested in purchasing from us.
Please indicate the number of (5) Gallon bags of unscreened compost you are interested in purchasing from us.
Please provide any coupon codes you may have here.
Please provide any additional information you feel is relevant to your request here.
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