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EcoSummit preview: ‘It’s really important to develop digesters for small-scale farms in the U.S.’

September 14 2012

EcoSummit presenters Jay Martin and Abby Tamkin talk about their work to develop waste-to-energy plants for small farms (video; jump to 2:58).

Posted by Kurt Knebusch at 1:31pm Posted in On The Farm and tagged alternative energy, anaerobic digestion. Bookmark the permalink.

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