Long Stride Ranch Renewables
What We Do
Regenerative Mobile Waste Solutions
Our unique processors will travel to farms and equestrian events around the country, capturing waste produced by the horses and turning it into GREEN ENERGY and ORGANIC FERTILIZERS
Expansion
Opportunities in the equestrian industry are endless, and include racetracks, rodeos and large boarding facilities
Permanent Units
Large venues can be set up with their own permanent systems to continuously process equine waste.
How It Works
Unique Technology
We use proven pyrolysis technology with a unique two-stage system, producing up to
1 megawatt of power per unit plus valuable agricultural products.
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The Processors
Permanent and trailer-mounted mobile units can run 24/7 or be ramped on and off.
Each unit can process all the waste from 1,000 horses/year
Producing up to $1M in revenue
Why Our System is the Best
Stable waste is most often dumped in landfills, creating methane and leaching into water systems. Our system upcycles all of the waste without emissions or runoff.
The BioChar we produce is a vastly better fertilizer than manure, composted or not.
Our system creates NO smell, NO dust and NO emissions!
This Incredible System Can Be Used for any Biomass Waste!
Agricultural Operations
Agricultural Operations
Agricultural Operations
Breweries
Agricultural Operations
Agricultural Operations
Lumber Mills
Agricultural Operations
Storm Clean Up
Storm Clean Up
Livestock Waste
Storm Clean Up
Livestock Waste
Livestock Waste
Livestock Waste
Beach Clean Up
Livestock Waste
Livestock Waste
Sustainability
Regenerative Systems
UpCycling equine waste and creating renewable power that can fuel shows, stables and equine venues creates a regenerative system
Carbon Sequestration
Massive amounts of carbon are permanently sequestered in the BioChar we create.
No Emissions
This process does not create any emissions except heat and steam.
UpCycling is the new Recycling
Invest with Us
LSRR is raising capital for this exciting intiiative
Contact us to get involved