Frank V. has 38 horses on a bedding mix of sawdust and shavings. He and his wife wanted "to be good stewards of the land and turn the horse manure/bedding into a high-quality compost that will enchance the health of our soil and that of others." They were drawn to the O2Compost aerated method as an efficient way to turn the expense of managing large volumes of horse manure into an asset. They "love" the quality of the compost and how easy the system is to operate. "It's good for the land, and good for business."