Anaerobic Treatment is a process in which, producers are allowed to produce electricity and heat using manure from the farm. Manure is warmed and mixed in a tank that is free of oxygen or anaerobic. In these warm conditions, the bacterium's become active. They will begin to digest carbon present in the manure. The goal of this anaerobic digestion is to produce methane, a combustible greenhouse gas. A mix of 10 percent diesel and 90 percent methane can be used to run diesel engines. Moreover this digestion process reduces the odor of this manure. However the phosphorus and nitrogen content in raw as well as digested manure is same. Hence separation units can be integrated to capture phosphorus and nitrogen.