| What is Anaerobic Digestion? |
| Anaerobic digestion is a biological process whereby bacteria break down organic materials such as animal manure into biogas in the absence of oxygen. Biogas from a digester consists mainly of methane (60-70%) and carbon dioxide (30-40%). Biogas is used as a fuel to produce electricity for farm use and/or for sale. Biogas can also fire a boiler to produce a source of heat. Excess biogas must be flared for safety odor control. Go to Products for more information |
| Flushed Manure |
| Flare for Safety Odor Control |
Usable and Saleable products
Environmental Benefits
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| Dairy Facility |
| Electricity Generator |
| Boiler |
| Why Anaerobic Digestion? |
| Dairy Digested Solids |
| So, Should I Build A Digester? |
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| Pigs |
| Beef |
| Manure and Food Waste |
Good question, here's the place to start working on an answer. AURI, Minnesota funded the
development of a self screening document to assist potential digester owners in assessing
whether a digester makes sense on a farm.
FILL OUT THIS ASSESSMENT TOOL and Contact Us if a system could be advantageous or is of
interest to you.
development of a self screening document to assist potential digester owners in assessing
whether a digester makes sense on a farm.
FILL OUT THIS ASSESSMENT TOOL and Contact Us if a system could be advantageous or is of
interest to you.
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