Vermicomposting is a biotechnological method of composting that uses specific earthworm species to speed up the waste transformation process and yield a useful final product. The current study is founded on original data gathered from 21 producers of vermicompost. The districts of Dale and Shebedino in the Sidama region were specifically chosen for this investigation. With the use of thoroughly thought-out and pretested interview schedules, the data was gathered through in-person interviews. The constructed method of vermicomposting, ETB 79937.6, had a larger per household net income on total cost than the vermibed method, or ETB 33096.3. The built approach had a greater benefit-cost ratio (1:2.5) than the vermibed method (1:1.8). These ratios show that the built approach performs better than the vermibed method.