TILLAMOOK DIGESTER PRODUCES POWER, FIBER AND INTEREST

BioCycle March 2005, Vol. 46, No. 3, p. 54

By-products from 2,000 cows in Tillamook County include 150 kilowatts/day going directly to the electric grid, plus digested fiber to Willamette Valley nurseries and compost from manure solids.

Laura Swanson

 

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