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Mendocino Community District receives engineering update - Vimarsana News

Mendocino Community District receives engineering update

The Mendocino City and Community Services District board held its monthly meeting on April 29th. At the meeting, the board heard from the engineer managing a host of district projects. The Board also conducted its usual business of spending oversight, groundwater, and plant operations management, approved a replacement carbon filter to improve the facility’s odor, […]

Simple concept, vital stewardship - Vimarsana News

Simple concept, vital stewardship

By Matt Reese—Watch the full video interview with Ryan here. It is a very simple concept. Hogs eat crops to produce meat for consumers. The manure from th

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Soybeans and swine with Ryan Rhoades - Vimarsana News

Soybeans and swine with Ryan Rhoades

Ryan Rhoades, a hog and grain farmer from Marion and Delaware Counties, talks with Matt Reese of Ohio's Country Journal about the vital role of soybeans in hog

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Mendocino City Community Services District addresses drought and resiliency - Vimarsana News

Mendocino City Community Services District addresses drought and resiliency

The Mendocino City Community Services District is taking some big steps towards addressing drought and resiliency in the face of climate change. In response to a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) circulated this past summer by MCCSD the Engineering Firm GHD entered into a Master Service Agreement on November 11, 2021. Through this Agreement, GHD will […]

MCCSD Superintendent and others avert sewage calamity - Vimarsana News

MCCSD Superintendent and others avert sewage calamity

Superintendent Ryan Rhoades’ monthly report at the MCCSD board meeting on December 18 included a story of heroic collaboration and mutual aid that saved the town from a “near catastrophic event.”