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Livestock Producers Accepting Food
By-products
By eliminating
food by-products from your liquid and solid waste streams
you can greatly reduce disposal costs. Food by-products
may be used as livestock feed. The livestock producer
must have one of two types of permits from the Minnesota
Board of Animal Health.
Exempt materials permit. Non-meat food by-products must have had no possibility
of coming into contact with meat for an exempt materials
permit holder to accept it.
Garbage feeder permit. Permit
holders can accept meat by-products and other food by-products
that may have come into contact with meat. For example,
produce from a supermarket can only be given to a garbage
feeder permit holder. Because meat is also at the supermarket,
produce may have come in contact with it.
MnTAP maintains the following lists
of exempt materials and garbage feeder permit holders
solely as a service to Minnesota companies. These may
not be complete lists and do not represent an endorsement
by MnTAP. MnTAP, by providing the lists, does not guarantee
that the services do or do not comply with environmental
and safety laws. You may want to verify current permit
status with the Minnesota Board of Animal Health.
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Exempt Materials Permit Holders
(non-meat only)
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| City |
Livestock
Producers with Exempt Permits
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Phone |
| Cambridge |
Dalroy Stachowski,
No Rest Ranch |
763/689-4615 |
| Clarkfield |
Ken Berg, Exetare
Partnership |
320/669-3300 |
| Duluth |
Jay Juten,
Cedar Drive Stock Farm |
218/721-4976 |
| Eagle
Bend |
Roger
Bryniarski, B&B Cattle Company |
218/738-4899 |
| Elk River |
Jesse James Jones, Triple J Farms |
763/441-2437 |
| Elk River |
Tom Schulze,
Tom Schulze Farm |
763/441-4667 |
| Hastings |
Nick Ries,
Ries Farms |
651/437-5140 |
| Lake Park |
Tristan Manmedal,
Lake Park Dairy |
218/238-5942 |
| Mazeppa |
Michael Vreeman,
Vreeman Farms |
507/367-2395 |
| Menahga |
Dave Sabin,
D.H.S. Farms, Inc. |
218/564-4428 |
| Motley |
John Eischied,
Tri-County Cattle Company, Inc. |
218/352-6546 |
| Oak Park |
Irvin Robinson,
Robinson Farms |
320/968-6662 |
| Osakis |
Tom Ludwig |
320/859-3127 |
| Princeton |
John Wayne
Wood |
763/633-9663 |
| Racine |
Patrick Holt, Pathfinder Spirit Ranch |
507/378-2541 |
| Zumbrota |
Kevin Smith,
Kev-Mar Hog Farm, Inc. |
507/732-7217 |
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| Garbage Feeder Permit Holders
(meat and non-meat) |
| City |
Livestock
Producers with Garbage Feeder Permits |
Phone |
| Askov |
Mary and Michael
Gibson, M & M Hog Farm |
320/838-3603 |
| Cedar |
Curt Johnson (formerly owned by Tyra and Dan Johnson), Second Harvest Farms, Inc. |
763/434-9044 |
| Hayfield |
Lynette and
Mick Johnson, Second Harvest Farms, Inc. South |
507/365-8692 |
| Isanti |
David Johnson,
Second Harvest Farms, Inc. North |
763/444-4846 |
| Isanti |
Scott and Tom
Johnson, Johnson Farms |
763/444-9364 |
| Ogilvie |
Thomas, Sr.
and Jodi Yotter, Full Circle Family Farms |
320/396-2208 |
| St. Francis |
Peter Barthold,
Barthold Farm, Inc. |
763/444-7447 |
| Winona |
Richard
J. Gallien, The Winona Farm |
507/454-3126 |
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Find more information about how to feed
food processing by-products to livestock in MnTAP’s
fact sheet Feeding Food
Processing By-products to Livestock [#67], available
online.
Livestock producers can request an
exempt materials or garbage feeder permit application
by contacting the Minnesota Board of Animal Health at
651/296-2942.
For More Information
MnTAP has a variety of technical assistance services available to help Minnesota businesses implement industry-tailored solutions that maximize resource efficiency, prevent pollution, increase energy efficiency, and reduce costs.Our information resources
are available online. Or, call MnTAP at 612.624.1300
or 800.247.0015 from greater Minnesota for personal
assistance.
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