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Shovels break ground for a manure-processing system in Dane County, Wisconsin. From left are Dave Merritt, Dane County director of policy and program development; Greg Ziegler of Ziegler Dairy; Art Meinholz of Blue Star Dairy; Will Hensen of Henson Brothers Dairy; Joe Parisi, Dane County executive; Chris Lenzendorf, AQUA Innovations president; Duane Toenges, Dynamic Group CEO; Paul Heath of Gundersen Health System; Frank Winters, AQUA Innovations director of business development; Guy Selsmeyer, Northern Biogas president; and Jeff LaViolette, Northern Biogas civil-environmental engineer.
MIDDLETON, Wis. — Every farm that houses livestock produces manure. But not every farm processes that manure – at least not with a nutrient-concentration system.
Chris Lenzendorf
Samantha Loomis is the news assistant for Agri-View. She writes about the environment, youth in agriculture, livestock and anything else that may happen to cross her desk. Email sloomis@madison.com or call 608-250-4330 to contact her.
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Shovels break ground for a manure-processing system in Dane County, Wisconsin. From left are Dave Merritt, Dane County director of policy and program development; Greg Ziegler of Ziegler Dairy; Art Meinholz of Blue Star Dairy; Will Hensen of Henson Brothers Dairy; Joe Parisi, Dane County executive; Chris Lenzendorf, AQUA Innovations president; Duane Toenges, Dynamic Group CEO; Paul Heath of Gundersen Health System; Frank Winters, AQUA Innovations director of business development; Guy Selsmeyer, Northern Biogas president; and Jeff LaViolette, Northern Biogas civil-environmental engineer.
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