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Whitcomb Farm
Brownsville, Vermont
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Farm description/project location:
Innovative belt press technology to remove
up to 90% of moisture content from dairy
manure on two farms.
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Technology provider:
AWS
Bill Moss
8921 NW 51st Place
Coral Springs, FL 33067
Phone: (954) 796-1640
Fax: (954) 796-0022
http://www.nutracycle.com |
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| Whitcomb Farm |
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Farm description/project location:
The Whitcomb Farm has a 250 cow milking herd in Williston, Vermont, located on the banks of Winooski River a tributary of Lake Champlain. Much of the farm land in the Champlain Valley is saturated with phosphorus with the application of manure.
The current demonstration is a joint effort of the Vermont NRCS, the Lake Champlain Basin Program, the Vermont Agency of Agriculture, EPA, Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, and the Poultney/Mettowee Conservation District. The proposed project requires a strategic site selection. |
Technology provider:
BioProcess Technologies
Tim Burns, President
207 High Point Dr.
Portsmouth, RI 02871
Phone: (401) 683-5400
TimBurns@bpt.necoxmail.com |
Nutrient Reduction Process:
Biological treatment towers contain patented Looped Cord Media. The system digests solids and then treats the effluent, continuously.
Biofilter units remove N,P,& K from the liquid exiting the digester, which can be spray irrigated.
Existing digester generates methane gas for use on the farm either as heat or electricity. |
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