Tub Recycling & Chipper Days

Jul 31, 2026


Mineral Tub

Gives your Tubs a Second Life

Empty feed tubs piling up? Don't let them collect dust, bring them in and give them a second life! Join us for a Tub Recycling & Chipper day, where you can recycle your used plastic tubs and take advantage of on-site silage moisture testing.

For every qualifying tub you bring, you'll receive a credit toward your next tub purchase. Tubs will also be accepted up to 2 weeks after the event in New Albin and West Union.;

Once collected, the tubs are sent to a recycling partner where they're transformed into durable, practical products like outdoor benches, stalls and fence posts.

Dates:

  • Aug 24 - Cuba City, WI
    • 2144 State Rd 80
    • 608-854-2802
  • Aug 25 - Lancaster, WI
    • 5371 Commercial Rd
    • 608-723-7023
  • Aug 28 - New Albin, IA
    • 191 Main Street
    • 563-544-4242
Times:
9am-2pm. Lunch served 11am-1pm. 

Please RSVP if you plan to recycle tubs or utilize the on-site moisture testing so we can plan accordingly for lunch.

 

Allison Young

Communications Manager

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