The American Biogas Council (ABC) had made available current and potential capacity of local state-level biogases, also known as, biogenic methane and other gases produced from ambient organic feedstocks. The ABC has been in action for less than two decades, … Continue reading →
Ben Laine, Terrainag.com wrote an interesting report dairy digester sustainability. One graphic message in an animated version of this map shows US dairy digester growth since 2001. Dairy digesters keep growing in size. The most recent digesters dwarf the earlier … Continue reading →
Last week Biomass Rules posted about comparing 4-year loans to 7-loans. The Wall Street Journal published an article that discussed negative equity from partially paid car loans. There are multiple factors to consider with more than one correct solution. The … Continue reading →
In the United States, one president is preparing to leave, while the next one is preparing to take over. With each presidential transition, there are plans to dismantle policies created during one administration so life will return to better days. … Continue reading →
As an economist, I have been trained to see the world through a lens of critical thinking. As a manure visionary, I have been trained to look beyond traditional monetary values to measure both benefits and costs. If and when … Continue reading →
Cell addresses in spreadsheets, by default are relative objects. This means that when a formula is copied in Excel the relationship to adjacent cells that are included in the copied cell formula, also gets copied. If the cell to the … Continue reading →
[Note: this post was originally posted on 1/1/24, but the site was updated later and the dates got changed.] Every new day, week, month, or year, is full of potential, and for me, hope. A few weeks ago, Renewable Natural … Continue reading →
