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April 17, 2019 |
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The National Pork Producers Council's board of directors recently announced its decision to cancel World Pork Expo 2019 out of an abundance of caution as African swine fever continues to spread in China and other parts of Asia.
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After a challenging fall farming season because of above-average rainfall, the Iowa Department of Natural Resources is now watching potential manure overflows after spring flooding added to facilities filling up fast.
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In collaboration with the Organisation for Animal Health and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the International Dairy Federation has released the updated IDF Guide to Good Animal Welfare in Dairy Production.
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The PSS 3.3 780HD Separators from FAN Separator represent cutting edge separation technology for the production of high quality bedding material from the cow manure solids already on the farm.
Often called the “Big John,” these separators produce comfortable bedding for the cows with a dry matter content of up to 38% in the separated solids.
Contact us at 800-922-8375 or at bauer@bauer-at.com to learn more about the Big John and our entire range of press-screw separators.
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Do you have an idea for a memorable, funny, clever, ironic or thought-provoking manure-related slogan? Share it with us! Submit your slogan ideas until May 6th. The top 50 slogans received will be voted on by the public and the top 10 will be printed on the back of the 2019 North American Manure Expo event T-shirts.
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Early adaptors of precision application tools say there are numerous benefits that come with implementing the technology. “I have a customer who installed variable rate control this fall and the benefits have been huge for him,” notes Paul Bruns, owner of Precision Consulting Services in Canby, Minn. “…he saw that the manure from his cattle that he normally would have spread over 300 acres, he should (and did) spread over about 1,200 acres. That’s how much nutrient value it had.”
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