The summer edition of the Nicholas Meat Quarterly is now available online.

Traffic on PA Rt. 880 has returned to normal with the completion of a utility tunnel under the highway, east of Loganton, between the Nicholas Meat plant and the Sustainable Resource Facility (SRF). With the highway separating the two facilities, a tunnel was constructed so that process flows could be pumped between the two facilities.

“We are thankful for the patience of the community as we finished this phase of our project,” said Brian Miller, Nicholas Meat Director of Sustainability.

In addition, construction continues on the 17 process and water reclamation tanks that are part of the SRF project. Five tanks have been erected and the remaining six tanks for the project’s first phase will be erected by the end of the year. Crews have all but completed site improvement to the SRF location. This includes installing stormwater culverts, putting in roads and grading and landscaping of the hillside.

Other news you’ll find inside the Nicholas Meat Quarterly:

• Thanks for Asking: Is beef good for young athletes?
• Nicholas Meat supports FFA and 4H youth
• Celebrating our workforce
• Meat Our People
• Beef veggie salad recipe