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December 4, 2019 |
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A temporary exemption has been granted to Vermont farmers, allowing them to spread manure atop snow-covered ground until December 15.
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The California Department of Food and Agriculture recently awarded it largest combined total of awards – nearly $102 million – for dairy methane reduction projects across the state.
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A new dairy concentration facility will be built in central Alberta that will reduce the environmental impacts of transporting milk across the western Canadian provinces from this dairy-concentrated part of Alberta.
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The first chopper pump was made for the dairy industry in 1960 and since then, Vaughan Chopper Pumps have handled manure, animal bedding, twine and anything the dairy fields have thrown at them. These cast steel-built pumps are ideal for multiple waste applications and provide non-clog solids handling for barn flush pits, lagoons, digester mixing, scraped manure, small-pit recirculation and anywhere that high reliability and low maintenance pumps are needed. Contact Vaughan Company to learn how a Chopper Pump can manage your manure and waste.
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One of the biggest challenges with manure is making the connection between the provider and the user: those who have it struggle with where to put it, and those who need it can have a hard time finding it. A manure mapping project is underway to help bridge the gap.
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The Ontario government introduced legislation that, if passed, will discourage on-farm trespassers by raising fines, allowing for compensation of damages, and increasing protection for farmers. The legislation also tackles the issue of people interfering with livestock in transport.
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