Nebraska Turns Manure Into Global Energy | Lincoln News

Nebraska’s Custer County is building a game-changing facility that turns cattle manure into clean energy and fertilizer, linking local farms to global markets. With eight massive digesters processing waste from a 250,000-head feedlot, the project will produce enough renewable gas to replace over 10 million gallons of gasoline annually—ready to be converted into low-carbon Bio-LNG for international shipping. Beyond energy, it’ll deliver nutrient-rich fertilizer to boost crop yields. This “value-added agriculture” initiative promises 10–15 skilled jobs and positions Nebraska as a leader in sustainable farming and biofuels, all within two years of completion.

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