Morgan Family Composting Marks 30 Years With Midwest Soil Summit

Traverse City Cadillac, MI, September 18, 2026 — Morgan Family Composting, a business located in Sears, Michigan, is commemorating three decades of operation. The company celebrated its 30th anniversary by organizing a Soil Summit for agricultural professionals from across the Midwestern United States.

The business’s origins trace back to 1996 when the Morgan family made a significant shift in their Osceola County operations. They transitioned their dairy farm to concentrate on composting cattle manure. This process is used to create an organic fertilizer product known as Dairy Doo.

To mark this 30-year milestone, Morgan Family Composting hosted the Soil Summit. The event convened farmers from various states within the Midwest region. While the specific agenda or themes discussed at the summit were not provided, such gatherings typically focus on advancements in agricultural practices, soil health, and sustainable farming methods.

The transition in 1996 marked a strategic move for the Morgan family, evolving their agricultural enterprise. The focus shifted from traditional dairy farming to a specialized composting operation aimed at producing organic fertilizer. The product, Dairy Doo, is derived from the manure of cattle, processed to create a soil amendment.

The celebration of 30 years in business highlights the company’s longevity and adaptation within the agricultural sector. The Soil Summit served as a platform to engage with fellow farmers and likely share insights or discuss the benefits of their composting methods and products.

Further details regarding the specific outcomes or discussions from the Soil Summit were not immediately available. The company’s location in Sears, Michigan, places it within a region with a significant agricultural presence.

Story summarized from the original created by Nicole Service on www.9and10news.com, see more information here.

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