BioTown Ag
Your process

Four steps between your dock and your diversion report.

Nothing hidden. Nothing exotic. What you'd expect from a working destination, spelled out so you know what you're signing up for.

  1. 01
    Step 1 of 4

    You call us

    Tell us what you generate, how much, how often, in what format. We come back with a written quote, a pickup cadence, and a sample diversion report so you know exactly what you'll get.

  2. 02
    Step 2 of 4

    We show up on your schedule

    Recurring or on-call, our trucks or yours. Same trailer, same day, same window. Toter, vac, walking-floor, roll-off, or rail, whatever fits your dock.

  3. 03
    Step 3 of 4

    Your load crosses our scale

    QR check-in, weighed, sampled, photographed. Your ticket is generated and emailed to you on the spot.

  4. 04
    Step 4 of 4

    You get the paperwork

    Weight ticket on receipt. Yearly diversion report in the standard format your auditor expects. Annual rollup lands in your inbox every January.

Before you schedule

Check that your stream is a fit.

Food processing residuals, expired and off-spec product, packaged goods, DAF sludge, wash water, and more. See the full accepted list, plus what we cannot take, before your first load.

How your options stack up

What changes when you send the load to BioTown.

Find the one that looks most like where your organic waste goes today, and what changes when it comes here instead.

Your alternative

If you're landfilling today

Cheapest tip fee. Cheapest paperwork.

What it costs you

Your tip fees swing month to month. No diversion documentation. No recall handling. Nothing to hand your auditor when scope-3 comes calling.

What changes with us

You get fixed pricing for two to five years and walk away from every load with the paper trail already done.

The short version

Landfill saves you money today and costs you paper trail tomorrow. Brokers pass volatility through to you. Farm-branded and mission-branded digesters sell you a story. We're a working destination in Reynolds, Indiana, and you leave with the ticket in hand.

Common questions

Before you call, this is what most people ask.

What materials can I send to BioTown Ag?+

Food and beverage byproducts, off-spec and expired product, process solids, liquids, wash water, and packaged goods that still need to be depackaged. If you are unsure about a stream, send us a description and we will tell you yes or no before you schedule.

How far will you haul from?+

We regularly serve Indiana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, and Kentucky, roughly a 300-mile radius of Reynolds, Indiana. Rail-served volume can come from farther out.

Do I need a long-term contract?+

Most commercial accounts run on a fixed-term agreement so pricing and capacity are predictable. One-off cleanouts and emergency loads do not require a contract.

What documentation do I get for each load?+

One certified weight ticket per load, plus yearly diversion reporting in a format your auditor and ESG team can file without rework.

How fast can you respond when a batch fails?+

A rep responds to quote and delivery requests within 24 hours, and we hold surge capacity and vac equipment for off-cycle loads.

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