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Manada
Construction Company has served the agricultural
community for 35 years, excavating sites for dairy,
swine, and poultry farmers as well as working
with the conservation districts in implementing
conservation practices.
During this time, as farming operations grew,
a demand arose for a better way to store manure
than the typical clay or concrete lined earthen
manure storage. It was 15 years ago while working
with a prominent hog producer on a large sow operation
in shaley ground that we first installed an H.D.P.E
Liner for animal waste storage.
Since that time Manada Construction Company has
installed hundreds of liner systems from Vermont
to Virginia and surrounding states. Years of experience
have allowed us to become the leader in H.D.P.E.
lined manure storage systems in the Northeast.
What sets us apart from other liner installers
and excavation companies is our commitment to
agriculture.
While other companies focus their attention on
commercial or residential work, we make agriculture
our top priority. From this we have gained knowledge
of the needs of our customers and the agricultural
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Today
Manada Construction Company is especially involved
with dairy expansion and the many challenges of
different types of bedding and manure handling systems.
Many times Manada Construction Company is involved
in the complete process, from the initial planning
meeting at a farmer’s table until the lined
manure storages are complete and operational.
Our customers have found that they do not need a
large concrete or steel structure to safely store
animal waste, which allows more spendable dollars
towards cow comfort and milking facilities.
No matter what your manure storage needs, call Manada
Construction Company and ask about our H.D.P.E.
lined manure storage facilities. Manada Construction
Company is proud to be a partner of ag-business,
N.R.C.S, Conservation Districts, and the many fine
agriculture consulting and engineering firms in
doing our part to keep agriculture profitable for
future generations |
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