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| Super Soils Systems |
 Status: COMPLETE |
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Goshen Ridge Farms
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Farm description/project location:
Liquid treatment. |
Technology provider:
Ray Campbell, VP Research & Development
Super Soils Systems
484 Hickory Grover Road
Clinton, NC 28328
Phone :( 919) 851-5751
Fax: (919) 233-7023 |
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| Cape Fear Resource Conservation and Development Inc. |
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Farm description/project location:
Swine waste and poultry litter was collected in Duplin county; N.C. then transported to Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, which is located in Kootenai county approx. 80 miles east of Spokane, WA. A central fluidized bed combustion facility utilizing gasification processed the litter into ash (used as a soil amendment), direct heat (used to dry waste) and steam (used for electricity generation). |
Technology provider:
Dr. Bert Bock, Principal Scientist
P.O. Box 1010, PPl 1A
Muscle Shoals, Al. 35662
Phone: (256) 386-3095
Fax: (256) 386-2688
www.energyproducts.com |
Nutrient Reduction Process:
BEST technology provides for gasification of poultry and swine litter.
Gasification process byproduct is nutrient rich ash.
ACT process will turn ash into portable, usable fertilizer.
Test marketing product with multiple users.
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| McGill Environmental Systems, Inc. |
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Farm description/project location:
This central composting facility is located in Duplin county south east of Sampson, N.C. Poultry Litter is collected from Farms throughout Sampson County and processed at this facility. |
Technology provider:
Noel Lyons, President
McGill Environmental Systems, Inc.
1100 Herring Rd.
Rose Hill, N.C. 28458
Phone: (910) 532-2539
Fax: (910) 532-2542
llucas@mcgillcompost.com
http://www.mcgill-leprechaun.com/ |
Nutrient Reduction Process:
Centralized static pile (a forced aeration composting facility for the handling of poultry litter from area farms)
Test different formulas utilizing carbon sources such as cotton waste, hog waste
Compost will be developed as a marketable compost/mulch product.
The potential for utilization of compost as a substitute for methyl bromide will be analyzed. |
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| Mountain Organic Materials, LLC. |
| Status: COMPLETE |
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Randy S. Johnson
850 Mathis Mill Rd.
Roaring River, NC 28669
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James David Parsons
216 South Oak Grove Ext.
Millers Creek, NC 28651
Phone: (336) 838-8879 |
 FINAL REPORT: Mountain Organic Materials |
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Farm description/project location:
The Johnson and Parsons poultry farms are located in Wilkes county approx. 50 miles west of Winston-Salem. |
Project manager:
Craig S. Coker, Vice President
Mountain Organic Materials, L.L.C.
P.O. Box 2440
Candler. North Carolina, 28715
Phone: (828) 665-9899
Fax: (828) 665-8165 |
Demonstration of Poultry Manure and Mortality Forced Aeration Composting Bin Systems Process:
Portable on-farm forced aeration composting system.
Handles both poultry litter and mortalities.
Developed marketable compost products. |
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| Air Diffusion System / Meridian Aquatic Technology, LLC. |
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Farm description/project location:
The swine farm is located in Wilkes county approx. 100 miles southeast of Raleigh. The farm has 6 barns containing 900 hogs each feeding 2 open pit lagoons. One lagoon fed by 3 barns was retrofitted for treatment while the other lagoon was used as a control. |
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John N. Hinde
Air Diffusion Systems
3964 Grove Avenue
Gurnee, Il. 60031
Ph. 847-782-0044
Fax: 847-782-0055 |
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Sterling C. Scott
Meridian Aquatic Technology, L.L.C.
4041 Powder Mill Road, Suite 205
Calverton, MD 20705
Phone: 301-937-1240
Fax: 301-595-9361 |
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Advanced Microbial Treatment System (AMTS) at Cavanaugh Farm No. 1 Process:
In-vessel composting technology, raw chicken manure and mortality carcasses, along with a carbon source (wood chips), turn into a stable, organic fertilizer.
Bio-filter acts as scrubbing mechanism, filtering out noxious odors associated with composting process. Leachate is collected in tanks and is re-used during the process.
Project involves in taking the raw mixture to a stable, organic fertilizer that will compete with synthetic fertilizers.
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| Super Soil Systems USA, Inc. |
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Farm description/project location:
The farm is located in Duplin County on 107 acres. It contains 6 production houses with each house containing 4360 animals. The pilot project will treat 1 house. |
Technology provider:
Mr. Lewis M. Fetterman, Sr. and C. Ray Campbell, PhD
Super Soils Systems USA, Inc.
484 Hickory Grove Road
Clinton, North Carolina 28328
Ph. (910) 564-5545
Fax: (910) 592-5599 |
Solids Removal System to Reduce Environmental Impact of Swine Production Process:
Solids separation system and the use of polymers to enhance dewatering.
Anaerobic and aerobic activity to clean water.
Solids removed offsite for composting and marketing as value added product.
Process is modular design and can be farm fixed or mounted as a mobile unit.
Also has applicability for the cleanup of abandoned lagoons.
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