A plan to attack two problems with one solution is underway in Florida. The problems are lots of horse poop, and the need for alternative fuel sources. The solution is the building of one or more plants that convert horse manure and shavings into fuel for vehicles and generators and a soil additive.

According to an article on Ocala.com, Marion County horses are estimated to produce 400,000 tons of horse muck annually, and government leaders are encouraging horse farms to be more proactive in devising solutions to the problem. To read more about this visit ocala.com.