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► Bailey Compost, LLC Snohomish, Washington As independent research, Peter Moon assisted Don Bailey of Bailand Farms in conducting a pilot test project (1994) which has evolved into a permitted municipal green waste / dairy manure composting facility that now processes in excess of 20,000 tons of green waste each year. ► Virginia Tech Blacksburg, Virginia In 2004, Virginia Polytechnic Institute completed construction on a new dairy sciences facility. This facility is utilized for research purposes and serves as a state‐of‐the‐art manure handling equipment demonstration site. In support of the company Integrity Nutrient Control Systems of Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, O2Compost provided comprehensive training to the Vermont staff and operators. Statement of Qualifications Project Experience - Agricultural Manure Wilcox Family Farms ► Roy, Washington Wilcox Farms is a 4th generation family farm committed to providing the highest quality egg products. Since its start in 1909, Wilcox Farms has expanded its operation to include over 1.2 million free‐range hens. As would be expected, their 500 acre farm could handle only so much land‐applied manure. In 2002, O2Compost was asked to help develop a compost system to produce an OMRI Certified compost product. Today, Wilcox distributes all of their compost to agricultural clients, mostly organic farms located throughout western and central Washington. Mink Farm ► British Columbia, Canada O2Compost provided system design, aeration equipment, and operator training for this project. Mink manure, which is very high in nitrogen, is removed from the hutches twice each year. In this system, the manure is mixed with horse manure and bedding to balance the C:N ratio of the initial mix. In the first batch of compost, all three criteria were successfully met. Balloun Hog Farm ► Dardanelle, Arkansas Balloun Farms worked with O2Compost in 2010 to develop an ASP compost system to manage the manure from 1,500 hogs. The manure was mechanically separated and dewatered prior to composting to adjust the moisture content and provide a suitable feedstock. The finished compost is marketed and sold in both bulk and bags to local agricultural and residential end‐users. Oregon Zoo ► Portland, Oregon From 2005‐2006, O2Compost worked with the City of Portland to design an aerated system for two newly constructed compost buildings. This

tural and residential end‐users. Oregon Zoo ► Portland, Oregon From 2005‐2006, O2Compost worked with the City of Portland to design an aerated system for two newly constructed compost buildings. This system include individual blowers to supply air to each of three compost bays. The air was delivered in prefabricated channels that were placed in the concrete slab. The channel design allowed for simultaneous drainage of compost leachate and supply of pressurized airflow. Peter Moon provided both on‐site operator training to zoo staff as well as remote technical assistance through the first year of operation. Section 4