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OriginClear Inc., recently announced that its licensee in Spain, Depuporc S.L., has signed a commercial contract to supply complete mobile treatment systems to pig farm operators.
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Trails conducted in Saskatchewan have shown the application of livestock manure fertilizer typically improves the health of the soil.
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Winter cereal rye planted as a cover crop has been shown effective in capturing nitrate before it leaches from the root zone.
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The new, all-steel Alliance Agriflex+ 389 flotation radial is the world’s first VF (very high flexion) flotation tire, purpose-built for manure handlers:
• 30% less pressure means less soil compaction
• 25% larger footprint
Then there’s the tread—stable on the road, sure-footed in the field, with non-directional bars for traction and a dense center rib for long life. So you’ll haul more and compact less.
Click here for more on how soil compaction impacts crop yields.
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An over-wintering cow-calf beef herd produces manure – quite a lot of it. In one day, the average 1,250-pound beef cow produces 75 pounds of manure and urine. This manure has approximately 0.31 pound of nitrogen (not all of this is retained), 0.19 pound of phosphate and 0.26 pound of potassium. The feeding method beef farmers use to deal with this nutrient resource can have a positive impact on their forage and other crop production system. Care should be taken to not overfeed in an area. Too great of an accumulation of wasted hay and manure can have a negative impact on forage yield next year.
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