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Innovators Aim to Give Anaerobic Digestion a Shot in the Arm - Vimarsana News

Innovators Aim to Give Anaerobic Digestion a Shot in the Arm

Processing highly variable feedstocks, each with their own makeup of sugars, fats, and other organic compounds is a complex job. Researchers at the University of Iowa are turning to automation to address associated challenges.

U.S. push for methane biodigesters could boost farm income but draws air and water quality concerns - Vimarsana News

U.S. push for methane biodigesters could boost farm income but draws air and water quality concerns

Critics say that air pollutants and waste discharged from farms and from already existing farm-based biodigesters receive scant federal and state oversight. 

Ag production produces methane, researchers discuss increasing efficiency - Vimarsana News

Ag production produces methane, researchers discuss increasing efficiency

Methane is the second-most widely emitted greenhouse gas, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Lowering emissions, which are primarily caused by landfills, energy production and burning and agricultural production, has been a topic of discussion in global government, partially to the credit of Marcelo Mena-Carrasco.  Mena-Carrasco leads the Global Methane Hub, an international alliance...

Anaerobic Digestion on the Farm Conference registration now open - Vimarsana News

Anaerobic Digestion on the Farm Conference registration now open

Conference to focus on solutions for the various challenges facing those operating an AD facility or those interested in owning and operating their own facility.

Level up on soil health with livestock - Vimarsana News

Level up on soil health with livestock

Tom Cannon turned to no-till in the late 1990s after watching his wheat dry up and blow away in the harsh Oklahoma wind.