Isaac Lemmenes

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Farm4Profit Podcast · From Poop to ROI: Advancements of Manure Management · 13 Apr 2026 podcast

I'll pick up this hose.

They all left.

I went to pick up that hose and I couldn't pick it up.

I had an inch, inch and a half of beach sand.

And I'm sitting there like, what the hell did we do here?

And I look up at the sand lane, and it clicked.

I'm like, holy cow.

Holy cow.

We brought water up, and we settled it.

So there to get back to, like, how do you agitate a pit?

you need fiber so what we did the day before we pumped off all of our fiber and we tried to bring water up to agitate it so what the glass of water and sand that's what i you know i learned that from an old timer and if you take a glass you know take take a glass of ketchup so it has fiber it has has substance there and put salt on top of it or sand it'll float it'll slowly migrate through huh you'll be able to hold it

take water or take something really thin, it drops down right away.

So that's just with the industry in the last probably 10 years, we've all learned the thicker we can get that slurry, the better it is.

It's better in the field because your nutrient samples are, I mean, there's some fluctuation there, but it's consistent.

And that's one of the big things for us is manure samples.

If we're going up against the competition, you know, our biggest thing is what are your manure samples for agitation?

Because we...

If it's performed right, the agitation, it'll be consistent.

And the plus there is you get your legume clean.

Yeah, so we're currently, I believe, 248,000 square feet there.

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