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The Thames River Phosphorus Reduction Collaborative is moving into summer by installing and testing technologies that intercept and remove phosphorus from agricultural runoff.
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Chevron U.S.A. Inc. and California Bioenergy LLC recently announced a joint investment in a holding company with California dairy farmers to produce and market dairy biomethane as a vehicle fuel in the state.
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Pioneering Arla farmers are starting to make the most of their cow's manure by turning it into biogas, which is now powering an Arla milk truck in Sweden.
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Handling manure is a messy business, even more so when a pump can't handle the solids that are fed into it. Standard manure pumps may be able to handle manure alone, but adding in the variables of animal bedding, twine and foreign solids often overwhelm these pumps. Conversely, Vaughan Chopper Pumps are designed for the dairy industry to handle manure and foreign solids. These cast steel-built pumps are ideal for multiple waste applications and provide non-clog solids handling for the life of the pump. Contact Vaughan Company to learn how a Chopper Pump can manage your manure and waste.
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The North American Manure Expo (NAME) provides an opportunity for livestock producers and custom applicators to advance their knowledge of manure-nutrient utilization while showcasing the latest technology in manure handling, treatment and application. This summer, NAME 2019 is coming to Fair Oaks, Indiana on July 31 and Aug. 1.
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In 2016, the University of Nebraska decided to close down their swine manure storage lagoon. The hog facility at the university had not been in operation for nearly a decade, and since the lagoon was no longer being used, it was an environmental responsibility. “We felt it would be a golden opportunity to chart and document the process and create a learning tool for any farmer planning to decommission their earthen manure storage,” says Leslie Johnson, animal manure management coordinator for the University of Nebraska.
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July 23 - 25
Location: Johnson Creek, Wisconsin
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