Agricultural Engineering Associates provides independent, objective, technical engineering services at the production agriculture grassroots as well as sophisticated research, demonstration, or test facilities, in both domestic and international projects. Our firm also completes design for natural resource and infrastructure projects. We strive to maintain technical knowledge which allows us to meet our client's needs in all areas of design, permitting, and construction management of agricultural operations.
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Modern production agriculture and agribusiness brings a dizzying array of engineering problems, enough to baffle even the most astute manager.
Faced with tough capital improvement decisions, tight budgets, deadlines, confusing claims by suppliers, rapidly changing technology, and government regulations, its little wonder farmers, stockmen, and agribusinessmen clench their fists and ask, "Who can help me make the right decisions?"
That's our business.
Our company was formed to fill the void for independent, objective, technical engineering services at the production agriculture grassroots as well as sophisticated research, demonstration, or test facilities.
Faced with tough capital improvement decisions, tight budgets, deadlines, confusing claims by suppliers, rapidly changing technology, and government regulations, its little wonder farmers, stockmen, and agribusinessmen clench their fists and ask, "Who can help me make the right decisions?"
That's our business.
Our company was formed to fill the void for independent, objective, technical engineering services at the production agriculture grassroots as well as sophisticated research, demonstration, or test facilities.
John founded the firm in 1974 after four years with the U.S. EPA where he developed the first short course training program on agricultural pollution control as well as helping develop the feedlot permitting program.
He has B.S. and M. S. degrees in agricultural engineering from Kansas State University.
His specialties include trouble shooting and design of animal environments for production and research facilities; automated manure collection, treatment, and odor control; and consulting on environmental regulations domestically and internationally.
He has B.S. and M. S. degrees in agricultural engineering from Kansas State University.
His specialties include trouble shooting and design of animal environments for production and research facilities; automated manure collection, treatment, and odor control; and consulting on environmental regulations domestically and internationally.
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