One happy farmer! Dan Woodger of Rockwood Farm in Granville, Massachusetts, pictured with his 480 kW system launched in 2019. Backstory below.
We have been involved with the following digester projects:
Sales Only:
480 kW Rockwood Farms, Granville Massachusetts, USA
360 kW Luther Belden Farm, Hatfield, Massachusetts, USA
550 kW Fort Hill Farm, Thompson, Connecticut, USA
450 kW Hytone Farm, Coventry, Connecticut, USA
Current Sales and Development:
Grants Acquired, In Permitting
150 kW Bullis Farm, Grand Isle, Vermont, USA
Grants Acquired
150 kW Franklin, Vermont, USA
150 kW Stowe, Vermont, USA
280 kW Sheldon, Vermont, USA
Current Sales:
150 kW Sutton, Vermont, USA
280 kW Fairfield, Vermont, USA
150 kW St. Albans, Vermont, USA
200 kW Florida, USA
Consultant
650kW Amman, Jordan
Step-by-step – the Rockwood Farm digester
Step 1 – After meeting Dan Woodger (left) a few years ago, Jim Muir invited him to a presentation by a specialist from Pennsylvania (far right) about benefits of spreading liquid digestate on fields via draglining. This is digestate separated by a manure separator.
Step 2 – At the request of Rockwood Farm, Muir identified a project developer (right) to obtain food waste to co-digest with the farm’s manure. The “tipping” fees from haulers make biogas facilities, producing renewable natural gas or green electricity in southern New England, financially viable.
Step 3 – In-ground biodigester tank by RCM Digesters, under construction at Rockwood farm. Jim Muir, on behalf of RCM facilitated the agreement and down payment from the farm.
Step 4 – Dan Woodger in front of his methane digester which anaerobically digests food waste along with the manure of 400 adult cows. The structure being built to the right houses a “de-packager” to process more varied food waste and provide higher tipping fees to the farm.
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