Lagoon Pumping & Cleaning
Dairy lagoon pumping & cleaning across Idaho.
T² Agworks provides dairy lagoon pumping, manure lagoon cleaning and solids removal for operations across Jerome, Twin Falls, Gooding, Burley, Rupert and the rest of Idaho's Magic Valley & Mini-Cassia. We keep your lagoon at capacity through wet seasons and peak production.
Our dairy lagoon pumping process
- On-site assessment — we look at lagoon volume, solids depth, access and disposal options, then quote.
- Scheduling — work is booked around your milking, weather and field-application windows.
- Agitation & pumping — dairy-sized pumps and tankers move solids efficiently, even on thick manure lagoons.
- Land application or disposal — coordinated with your nutrient management plan so nutrients go where they're needed.
- Capacity restored — you head into the next wet season with margin to spare.
Idaho service area
Based in Jerome, Idaho, we serve dairies throughout the Magic Valley (Twin Falls, Gooding, Wendell, Buhl, Filer, Hansen, Kimberly), the Mini-Cassia region (Burley, Rupert, Heyburn, Paul, Declo) and across the Treasure Valley and Eastern Idaho on request.
Lagoon pumping FAQ
How much does dairy lagoon pumping cost in Idaho?
Lagoon pumping is priced by volume, solids content, haul distance and disposal site. Most Idaho dairies get a free on-site quote so the number reflects their actual lagoon. Call 208-985-6782 for a same-week estimate.
How often should a dairy lagoon be pumped?
Most Magic Valley dairies pump 1–2 times per year — typically before wet season and again before winter — to keep solids from cutting storage capacity and triggering overflow risk.
Do you pump manure lagoons as well as wastewater lagoons?
Yes. We handle dairy manure lagoons, wastewater lagoons and settling ponds across Jerome, Twin Falls, Gooding, Burley, Rupert and the rest of the Magic Valley and Mini-Cassia.
Can you coordinate lagoon pumping with manure hauling and field application?
Yes — combining lagoon pumping with manure hauling on the same trip is one of the most cost-effective ways to clean a lagoon and get nutrients to your fields.