Environmental Consulting
For the Agricultural Industry & More
Environmental Consulting
For the Agricultural Industry & More
For the Agricultural Industry & More
For the Agricultural Industry & More
Adam started Mowery Environmental, LLC in January 2015 out of a recognition that agricultural operations, specifically mushroom farms, could use assistance in maintaining compliance with the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection's (PA DEP) regulations. Previously, Adam was employed by the Chester County Conservation District for over 7 years. During his time at the Conservation District, Adam worked with numerous mushroom farmers in designing and implementing Best Management Practices (BMPs) to collect, store, and treat wastewater runoff from their operations. He also wrote and reviewed Environmental Management Plans and managed various grant programs. Adam received his Bachelor's Degree in Environmental Studies from Bucknell University and his Master's Degree in Environmental Studies with a Concentration in Resource Management from the University of Pennsylvania.
Dan managed a dairy herd in Chester County for 36 years. Afterwards, he worked for the Chester County Conservation District for 10 years building relationships with landowners and providing technical assistance to protect soil and water quality, primarily in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed. Dan understands farming, the challenges that farmers face each day, and has a common sense approach to the environmental issues that affect agriculture. Dan previously served as president of the Chester/Delaware County Farm Bureau for 13 years.
Matt joined Mowery Environmental, LLC in 2021 after working for over 9 years to provide engineering consulting services in the agricultural sector. As a project engineer, Matt works closely with clients to develop designs tailored to their needs and successfully navigate from planning to construction. Living on a farm provides him with a unique approach and perspective into these engineering solutions and designs. Matt holds a Master’s Degree in Biological and Agricultural Engineering from North Carolina State University and a Bachelor’s of Civil Engineering from the University of Delaware. Matt is a licensed Professional Engineer in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Maryland.
Kenan graduated from Penn State with a Bachelor’s Degree in Plant Science - Agroecology and is the newest hire at Mowery Environmental, LLC. He has worked on a dairy operation, a Pioneer Seed research farm, and The Student Farm at Penn State. Kenan’s recent education and connections with Penn State keeps him up to date with the latest Ag Science. Kenan plays a strong supporting role, helping the company accomplish agricultural planning and engineering tasks more quickly.
Liz graduated from Millersville University with a Bachelors in Earth Science & GIS. She started her career in engineering at the Lancaster County Conservation District. Growing up and working in Lancaster County, Liz understands the day-to-day tasks of farmers. Her time at the Conservation District bolstered her knowledge of agriculture as she worked hand-in-hand with farmers to provide technical assistance for various types of engineered projects such as grassed waterways, stream crossings, and manure stacking pads.
Maintain Compliance with the Environmental Regulations:
Since 1985, the CAC has awarded more than $860,000 to educational programs and scholarships in and around the Kennett Square area
The Chester County Envirothon is part of the Pennsylvania Envirothon Program, which helps students understand the natural environment and their role in it.
The Taste aims to bring together like-minded corporations and conservationists and presents a unique opportunity to support the Alliance's critical work in the watershed.
Stroud Water Research Center seeks to advance knowledge and stewardship of freshwater systems through global research, education, and watershed restoration. Your participation helps support Stroud’s freshwater research, environmental education, and watershed restoration.
FOXP1 syndrome is a rare disease that is caused by a mutation or change to the FOXP1 gene. The IFF is a non-profit organization committed to supporting those who have been impacted by a FOXP1 diagnosis and to establishing regular venues for fundraising in an effort to further research into FOXP1 syndrome and possible treatments.
LFT's annual dinner in celebration of farmland protection. The event is attended by nearly 200 of LFT's most dedicated supporters. The evening also features "Acres for Auction", which raises the funds to preserve a farm in one night.