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DEC cites farm for manure runoff

The Owasco Lake Watershed inspector said the foam shown in this photo indicates that manure from a nearby Twin Birch Dairy farm field was washed into Dutch Hollow Brook tributary during last week’s heavy rain. The photo was taken by the watershed inspector as part of an ongoing investigation into the run-off pollution that entered both the Skaneateles and Owasco lake watersheds.
A local diary farm was charged with violating state water quality standards after last week’s heavy rains allegedly washed manure off a field and into a tributary feeding the Owasco and Skaneateles lake watersheds.
Bion is not going away  
 
County   Riverview Business Park  • Dairy Processing Company – Could produce high-energy waste for an anaerobic digester at Wastewater Treatment plant Aug 28.2011  Click here for Brochure 
 July 20 2011
   

Bion Request bid on Slaughter House


Dear Citizens and friends of the Town of Schroeppel and Village of Phoenix,

Thanks for all of the help and support you gave. We were able to keep mining from spoiling our town, and most importantly, our water supply. We need your help once again to pay the lawyer we hired to ensure our position if the vote had not gone in our favor. The bill came to just over $5000.00 and we are asking each family to make a $10.00 donation to the Pleasant Lake Association, who will be writing the final check. Of course, we will accept a donation of any size that you would like to make.

The fastest and easier way to make a donation is online through PayPal. Even if you don't have a PayPal account, you can still donate using a credit or debit card. Click the button below to donate online

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Neighbors upset about proposed gravel mine operation in Schroeppel
by Jim Kenyon
Schroeppel to conduct public hearing Thursday on proposed gravel mine


                                      

Oswego County Officials eye Bion progress at Pa. site 4/19/2011
July 20 2011
Bion  request Bid for a   

Waste-cleaning technology getting test in Lancaster County

July 21, 2011|By Amy Worden, Inquirer Staff Writer   (New )
                         
                                             
Take the Kreider Farms Tour
                                                            Click Here

  
 On Monday (May 9, 2011)  a member of the CFA  & a Syracuse U student who is majoring in Film Documentary toured the Kreider Farm and the local area to find out how the Kreider Farm and the Bion project in Oswego County are a like.
                                     ( Film will be previewed in Aug) 
    The farm pictured below is the Kreider Farm that has the
Bio reactor on it ----
                                    The picture below was taken in 1992
                                      (No
Bio reactor was on it at that time )

                                                                 Information about the Farm
1. 1,200 dairy cows are in the Barn to the Top Left
2. Middle Barn is the Milking Barn -Cows are milked 3 times per day.
3. Next Barn is the Barn they use for sick cows
4. Ponds below the Barns are for the cows waste (3  ponds )
5. The 
Bio reactor now is located just below the Barns in the ponds area as  of
     (May 9, 2011)
6. The building to the lower far right are for 5 million chickens


Apr 19, 2011 at 1:44 pm   OswegoCountyToday.com
 
Bion Issues Progress Report On Kreider Waste Treatment Installation
Cause for Comment: Money talks
Posting Date: 04-20-2011-by Wes Belcher




                                      


     

                                   

Click To Sign Petition

  Mayor Fratto's  letter to the Town about taxes----
                  Town of Schroeppel Raises Village Residents Taxes 
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           County legislature chairman responds to Bion’s recent letter
                 Posting Date: 12-11-2010   Carol Thompson
                         Feud between Bion, CFF continues

   
Bion officials seek word from county on meat processing-ethanol project
               
Published: Saturday, November 06, 2010, 10:34 PM
                         
Debra J. Groom / The Post-Standard
                                                    Schroeppel board rescinds support for Bion project
                          Posting Date: 11-06-2010
                                              by 
Carol Thompson



Protect Family Farms

 

Say No to Animal Factories in Oswego County

I join with Citizens for Family Farms in calling for the Town of Schroeppel to rescind the December 2009 resolution and reject the Bion Environmental Technologies, Inc. animal factory proposed for Oswego County. Bion’s 72,000 beef factory would slaughter 600 cattle every day. 

This factory will negatively impact local property values and pollute our air, land, and water. 

It is not a suitable project for CNY. 

 Click Here to Sign The Bion Petition 
What is a Carbon Credit
 


                                                              Tour of Cayuga County CAFOs

                  

                                                                                                         Town Board Meetings:
                                           

  Town Board Meetings are the second (workshop meeting – no input from the public)  and forth (regular meeting) Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at the Town Hall located at 69 County Route 57A;  Phoenix, NY.  13135  

June  23

July 14 & 28

August 11 & 25

September 8 & 22

October 13 & 27

**Nov & Dec 1st & 3rd Thursday Due to Holidays**

November 3 & 17

December 1 & 15

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                          Oswego County Legislature Meeting
                                
OSWEGO COUNTY LEGISLATORS 

 

Legislative Calendar 2011

Unless otherwise indicated, meetings are held in the County Office Building, 46 E. Bridge St., Oswego.


MONTH DAY TIME
JANUARY Thursday, Jan. 6
Organizational Meeting
2 p.m.
FEBRUARY Thursday, Feb. 10 2 p.m.
MARCH Thursday, March 10 2 p.m.
APRIL Thursday, April 14 7 p.m.
MAY Thursday, May 12 2 p.m.
JUNE Thursday, June 9 7 p.m.
JULY Thursday, July 14 2 p.m.
AUGUST Thursday, Aug. 11
H. Douglas Barclay Courthouse, Pulaski
2 p.m.
SEPTEMBER Thursday, Sept. 15 7 p.m.
OCTOBER Thursday, Oct. 13 2 p.m.
NOVEMBER Thursday, Nov. 10 2 p.m.
DECEMBER Thursday, Dec. 15 2 p.m.

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