Article: PRODUCING PIPELINE QUALITY BIOGAS

SUSTAINABLE OPERATION

Viewing swine manure as a resource, codigestion project in Minnesota plans to supply a nearby community with 50 percent of its natural gas needs while producing fertilizer for crops grown for the digester.

A BIOGAS faculty to process partially dewatered swine manure from farms owned and/or controlled by Christensen Farms, is under development in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. Corn stover and other readily available cellulosic materials will be cofermented to increase the biogas yield. This facility will utilize dry, thermophilic anaerobic digestion to process swine manure from about 10,000 animals and corn stover from about 1,500 acres of farmland. The faculty will occupy ...

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