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2010 has been a great year for Farm Pilot, as we have introduced our Regional Summits successfully in the both the Chesapeake Bay Watershed and the Midwest and just held our Annual Technology Summit.
The theme of this symposium was to focus on working together to build an integrated solution. FPPC updated participants on results of their technology projects and invited all stakeholders to discuss the implications of a tightened regulatory environment.
This technology exchange program was designed with ample opportunity to interact with principal investigators of farm scale projects and provided a key networking opportunity with recognized experts from government, industry and universities.
Keynote Speaker: Adam Putnam, US Congressman from State of Florida and Candidate for Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services for the State of Florida. |
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Farm Pilot Project Coordination, Inc. (FPPC), a non-profit organization, was designated by Congress (Public Law 107-76) to assist in implementing innovative treatment technologies to address the growing waste issues associated with animal feeding operations (AFOs). FPPC's objective is to foster the conservation, development and wise use of land, water, and related resources, while providing AFOs with opportunities for profitable operation. |
Significant progress has been made with the FPPC Program. To date, thirty-seven (37) Pilot Projects have been selected covering innovative technologies for poultry, dairy, swine and composting Operations in seventeen (17) states including: North Carolina, Florida, Alabama, Texas, Colorado, Utah, Iowa, Illinois, Wisconsin, Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, California, Ohio, Michigan, Kansas and Vermont. These pilot projects are in various phases of development and operation. Six (6) project demonstrations are now nearing completion.
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Click to view FPPC Project Locations in a larger map |
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 Suppliers, vendors and technology providers interested in furnishing system components, equipment or have an interest in qualifying a pertinent technology/process as a portion of a farm scale manure-to-energy, organic and/or waste treatment system should review the categories and provide relevant product or process information... Click here for complete detials. |
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