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Dairy Office Hours

Manure Processing, Biogas, and Dairy Farm Economics

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Free Weekly Office Hours

Wednesdays, 6-7am PST

Drop in with your questions about manure management, cooperative formation, or dairy economics. Whether you're running a family dairy, exploring biogas, or just curious about LCFS credits—this hour is for you.

What We Help With

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Manure Processing

Learn about anaerobic digestion, biogas collection, solid-liquid separation, and turning waste into revenue. We'll walk you through the science and economics.

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Cooperative Formation

Thinking about joining forces with neighboring farms? We'll discuss governance models, logistics, and how to structure a manure cooperative under Washington law.

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Dairy Farm Economics

Understand the numbers: $200/ton manure value, $2,800-3,000/cow annual revenue, LCFS credits, and how to move from cost burden to profit center.

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Lab & Research Setup

Want to experiment with biogas on your own? We'll help you design low-cost bench-scale experiments and understand the chemistry behind methane production.

What You'll Learn

  • The science of anaerobic digestion and methane production
  • How to evaluate manure processing options for your farm size
  • LCFS credits and renewable natural gas (RNG) economics
  • Cooperative models that work for small and mid-sized dairies
  • Regulatory landscape: Washington State requirements and opportunities

From curious beginner to advanced practitioner—we meet you where you are.

Who This Is For

  • Dairy farmers in Washington State
  • Farmers exploring manure-to-energy options
  • Agricultural cooperative organizers
  • Ag professionals and extension agents
  • Investors interested in dairy biogas

Focused on Whatcom County, but all are welcome.

Contact Us

Have a specific question about manure processing or cooperative formation? Reach out.

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Dairy Office Hours is run by Resonetta, a company focused on helping dairy farmers turn manure into revenue.