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December 18, 2019 |
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Nutrient runoff is always a hot topic, but especially recently as concern for the environment grows. A Wisconsin study looked at improving water quality through windrow composting.
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Güres Group, based in Turkey, uses Turboden’s Organic Rankine Cycle (ORC) turbine to transform 500-tons of poultry litter a day into clean energy. The ORC system is used in place of water and transforms the input heat into electrical power.
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The University of Minnesota developed an online manure value calculator in 2019 that helps determine values, based on the type of manure you have available and its nutrient content.
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Moisture and nutrient content varies whether it’s coming from hens, boilers, pullets, or turkeys. This profile of Pierce Litter, a custom nutrient management contractor, shows how honesty about nutrient content is the foundation for a good business.
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It’s no surprise that a digester story made the list. Interest for anaerobic digestion has been surging as more operations look for ways to reduce odor and better manage manure.
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A machine, designed by Pennsylvanian hog farmers, can simultaneously side-dress corn with liquid hog manure, while planting a cover crop. Read about how the idea came to be and the results so far for corn yields and the environment.
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After seeing success in Europe, mini digesters are entering the North American market with great potential. A mini digester is not so much a project but a product, costing a fraction of a full-sized digester. Mini digesters are sized at 10 to 50 kilowatts and are designed to be able to run on farm waste alone.
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A new system that has the potential to revolutionize the benefits of manure is currently on trial in two European countries. The new concept, developed by Norwegian company N2 Applied, involves passing manure or digestate through a plasma reactor to produce liquid nitrogen fertilizer.
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