
Defined: grass clippings, leaves, garden residue and weeds. Does not include tree branches, limbs, twigs or shrubbery.
Composting is the microbial process that converts plant materials into a rich soil conditioner or mulch as a natural way of recycling. Finished or cured compost is excellent for vegetable gardens and flowerbeds. It aids in moisture retention and adds organic matter to the soil.
To reduce yard waste, keep grass clippings and leaves on the lawn through a mulching or similar process. Build your own backyard composting pile. To create a compost pile simply collect yard waste in a convenient spot, keep the pile damp, and turn it occasionally to speed up the decomposition process.
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Accepting grass, leaves and light garden residue year round
FREE Disposal
All containers must be emptied
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(Aberdeen) |
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Rural Fire Station (S 5th St) Brown County Fairgrounds (24th Ave NW)
All containers must be emptied
No plastic bags or boxes allowed in yard waste containers
Plastic bags & boxes may be disposed of in separate container
During Fall season, leaves may be stockpiled on ground at
Fairgrounds container site. Designated location available.
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(626-7010) |
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Curbside pickup of grass/leaves during yard waste season
(approx. Apr 1 - Nov 1)
Each bag of not more than 30 gallons
Yardwaste sticker must be attached to bag
Purchase stickers at City Treasurer, Kens, Kesslers, & Econofoods.
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Tips for leaving clippings on the lawn and the value of doing so!

Public Works
Yard Waste Sticker

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