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USDA issues 90-day pause on biodigester applications

The outlook on biogas production remains bright despite a small percentage of projects affected by the pause.
January 29, 2026
Jenn Coyne

Anaerobic digesters have reshaped the dairy industry, providing a sustainable solution for manure handling and an alternative energy source for U.S. households. For the relatively small portion of those projects that receive funding through the USDA’s Rural Energy for America Program (REAP), that momentum now faces a temporary pause.


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Ash Grove Dairy finds stability in renewable natural gas market

Midsize dairy adds value with on-site methane digester along I-29 corridor.
August 25, 2025
Jenn Coyne

Sure, carbon markets are volatile. Sure, the market is theoretically best suited for a large dairy farm, even those providing manure into a community digester. But that didn’t stop Michael Crinion of Ash Grove Dairy.




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Harnessing the power of anaerobic digesters: Opportunities and challenges for dairy farms

While federal enthusiasm for climate-smart farming has cooled, digesters remain a forward-looking opportunity. Most farms partner with experienced companies to bring digesters online, but careful communication is essential to ensure all parties benefit.
June 10, 2025
Daniel Andersen

While recent changes in policy and markets have added uncertainty to the economics of digesters, the technology remains a valuable option for dairies looking to improve sustainability, prepare for a carbon-conscious future and manage manure more effectively.


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Producers monetize dairy manure with unique on-farm business models

Panelists share their on-farm systems that turn manure into an additional source of revenue at the Midwest Manure Summit in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
June 5, 2025
Jenn Coyne

What opportunities are available to create more value from dairy waste? For three individuals, creating more value lay in what was available to them and the relationships they were willing to build with neighbors and industry stakeholders.


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Progressive Events: Midwest Manure Summit highlights unique potential of dairy waste

Manure is more than just waste on a dairy farm, and the unique ways in which manure can be utilized to better a farm’s ecosystem and maximize profitability were discussed at the Midwest Manure Summit.
March 20, 2025
Jenn Coyne

Academia, industry allies and dairy producers each brought unique perspectives for how to best manage dairy waste at the 2025 Midwest Manure Summit Feb. 26 in Green Bay, Wisconsin. From anaerobic digesters to in-season applications to fiber bedding and more, manure has gone from a waste to a valuable resource on dairy farms of all sizes, as highlighted during the one-day event.


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Secretary Vilsack outlines strategies to help small to midsized farms

October 21, 2024
Karen Lee

On Friday, Oct. 4, current Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack returned to World Dairy Expo to say he accepted that challenge to develop strategies that help small and midsized operations continue to be in business.


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Renewable natural gas rises in dairy, boosting profits

Adding renewable natural gas projects to a dairy operation can increase revenue streams, among other benefits.
July 9, 2024
Ty Rohloff

RNG opportunities on farms are becoming more cost-effective, with improved technology and affordability, much like the evolution of color TVs. For those considering RNG, many third-party resources, including attorneys, CPAs, lenders and others experienced in the process, can help evaluate what makes sense for your operation.


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Hydrogen as a way of profiting from manure

While renewable natural gas is an essential tool for reducing emissions and increasing profitability for many farmers, it is not suitable or possible in some circumstances. Advancements in hydrogen production technology have led to a new low-carbon solution for biogas use.
June 6, 2024
Wilson Hago

Hydrogen is the new thing. There has been a lot of recent press regarding the potential of hydrogen to remove carbon from the energy equation and lead the way to a more sustainable world.


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Carbon markets 101: The evolving landscape of biogas and RNG

The rise of renewable natural gas and biogas underscores the need for standardized carbon accounting, private sector involvement in risk management and a deeper look at the carbon credit projects best suited to dairy farms.
January 9, 2024
Emma Ohirko

Growth and transformation have been hallmarks of the biogas and renewable natural gas (RNG) industry in North America in recent years. New regulations, technology advancements and increased interest from a range of industries in carbon markets have fueled this evolution.


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Strategically choose a project developer and sustainability program fit for your dairy

Opportunities exist for dairies to capture carbon credits. Strategically thinking about each opportunity and working with a trusted project developer will help determine which sustainability program might be right for the farm.
December 12, 2023
Jenn Coyne

There are several sustainability programs available for producers to adapt on their farms to receive carbon credits or some other incentive payment in return.


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