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telephone: |
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in CO 800. 524.8672 |
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in
TX 888. 546.4641 |
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in
CA 888.807.8785 |
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online:
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CLIENT
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PFFJ
- Animal Waste Lagoon; Snowflake, AZ
40 mil HDPE - 1,463,616 sf |
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IPB
- Multi-cell Dairy Waste Lagoons; Holcomb, KS
100 mil HDPE - 1,136,250 sf
8 oz non-woven geocomposite - 91,000 sf
36 mil RPP ballast tubes - 340 |
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IPB
- East Multi-cell Dairy Waste Lagoons; Holcomb, KS
40 mil HDPE - 468,000/
 275,000
sf
60 mil HDPE - 468,000/
226,800/48,200
sf
Geonet - 468,000 sf |
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Herrema
Dairy; Fair/Oaks, IN-
60 mil HDPE - 387,540 sf |
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Perdue
Farms; Cromwell, KY
60 mil HDPE - 405,720 sf |
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Boss
Dairy; Fair Oaks, IN
60 mil HDPE - 87,487 sf |
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Colorado
State University - Ag Run-off Pond; Colorado
20 mil PVC - 110,000 sf |
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Monfort
Beef Plant;
Garden City, KS
40 mil HDPE - 142,000 sf
60 mil HDPE - 142,000 sf |
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Cactus
Dairy; Ft. Morgan, CO
40 mil HDPE - 108,000 sf |
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& D Farms; Holyoke, CO
20 mil PVC - 615,000 sf |
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Webb
Dairy; Olathe, CO
45 mil EPDM - 50,000 sf |
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Wyoming
Premium Farms; Wheatland, WY
60 mil HDPE - 190,260 sf |
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Pacific
Junction - Secondary Containment/Fertilizer Storage;
60 mil HDPE - 58,750 sf |
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Newberry
Farms;
Rensselaer, IN
60 mil HDPE - 251,123 sf |
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Windy
Ridge Dairy; Indiana
60 mil HDPE - 281,903 sf |
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The
White Group - Albaugh - Secondary Containment; St. Joseph,
MO
36 mil RPP - 23,541 sf |
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Minnesota
Corn Procesors;
40
mil PVC - 104,960 sf
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Lone
Oak Dairy; Plainview, MN
36
mil RPP - 74,424 sf |
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N. Central Farmers Elevator - Secondary Containment; Ipswich,
SD
40 mil HDPE - 55,986 sf
Geotextile - 55,986 sf |
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Mid-America
Dairymen - Wastewater Stabilization Lagoon; Ravenna, NE
60 mil HDPE - 140,000 sf |
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The
use of geosynthetics in the agricultural market is very diversified
and far reaching. CLI offers a broad range of cost-effective products
to ensure successful farm operations.
Geosynthetic
use in agriculture has meant complementing or enhancing natural
materials and the protection of natural resources by reinforcement,
drainage, separation, filtration or containment.
Geomembrane
lining has been used in solid and liquid containment and to limit
seepage during the conveyance of water through man-made ditches
and canals. Over the years, with increased awareness of pollution
control and the need to use and protect our water resources, our
industry has evolved into a complex range of agricultural uses.
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Irrigation
Pond Liners
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 Reduce
erosion |
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water/soil loss in loose soils |
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Cost
effective alternate to
 concrete |
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repair costs |
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groundwater |
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Manure
Lagoon Liners & Covers |
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| Meet
EPA requirements |
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| Liners
stop loss into groundwater |
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Complete
installation and
testing |
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| Covers
reduce unwanted odors |
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Stock
Tank Liners |
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| Clean,
dry area for stock to stand and drink |
| Save
- No need for a new tank |
| Fits
all standard size tanks |
| For
bottom and bottomless tanks and
portable water cisterns |
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Experience
counts.
We believe as with any project, the end result is only as good as
the project specifications, materials, and quality of installation.
We give our guarantee to you, talk over your project with us.
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Irrigation
Project Profile.
Walk through an pond irrigation project. 
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offices