Resolving the SCM at the average on-peak high snapshot price of 363.71 USD/MWh, we observe that CAFO and MP profits increase to about 65 million USD each (131 million in profit combined) achieving the processing of 9.5 million tonnes of manure, and producing 757,441 MWh of electricity (71,121 residences). Notably, this price creates an incentive to transport manure at most 87.4 km for processing, revealing (see Figure ) that careful peaking practices support that transport of manure from relatively densely clustered CAFOs in Eastern Wisconsin for processing. Incentivizing manure transport in this bioeconomy is key, as this facilitates processing and nutrient movement (e.g., from nutrient-rich areas to nutrient-deficient areas).