In 2011, a Massachusetts dairy installed the state's first agricultural digester; by 2020, manure and food waste were saving it $155,000 a year on heat, fertiliser, and bedding
- For generations, cow manure was simply an unavoidable byproduct of running a dairy farm.
- At Jordan Dairy Farms in Rutland, Massachusetts, however, it became something much more valuable: a source of electricity, heat, fertiliser and even animal bedding.
- In 2011, the family-run dairy installed what it describes as the first agricultural anaerobic digester in Massachusetts.
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- For generations, cow manure was simply an unavoidable byproduct of running a dairy farm.
- At Jordan Dairy Farms in Rutland, Massachusetts, however, it became something much more valuable: a source of electricity, heat, fertiliser and even animal bedding.
- In 2011, the family-run dairy installed what it describes as the first agricultural anaerobic digester in Massachusetts.
Sources: Times of India