Connecting members, facilitating research, promoting organics recycling
Advancing biosolids management


Featured Event
Annual Conference
The 2026 Midwest Biosolids Association (MBA) conference and exhibit is a comprehensive forum to learn about the management of biosolids and residuals. This year’s conference will be held at the Harley Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Each Utility member must purchase one full registration (which includes Monday Reception/Movie and Tuesday Sessions in order to be able to purchase additional tickets for additional staff. Early bird pricing (through May 16) is $250/full registration with each additional staff registered at $100/person. After May 16 price for full registration is $275 and $125 for each additional staff.
Why Join MBA?
Gain access to resources, networking, and professional development opportunities.
Joining the Midwest Biosolids Association connects you with a community of professionals dedicated to advancing sustainable biosolids management. Members enjoy exclusive access to technical resources, training, and networking opportunities that support both personal growth and organizational success. Together, we strengthen the voice of the industry and promote best practices across the region.
Want to learn more? Speak to one of our MBAmbassadors!


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Why Join MBA?
Gain access to resources, networking, and professional development opportunities.
Joining the Midwest Biosolids Association connects you with a community of professionals dedicated to advancing sustainable biosolids management. Members enjoy exclusive access to technical resources, training, and networking opportunities that support both personal growth and organizational success. Together, we strengthen the voice of the industry and promote best practices across the region.
“It’s so important to have an organization focused just on biosolids! Despite decades of research and experience in managing them, there continues to be challenges to all end uses. We need more voices advocating for research and sustainable management methods and for recovering all the resources we can from wastewater biosolids.”
NEBRA Executive Director
Janine Burke-Wells









