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The discharge has been described as minimal, and tests found that high levels of ammonia near the lot dissipated downstream.
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Agitation from running water can help dislodge seeds caught in solids or sieves.
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While some of the practices are inherently beneficial economically, low participation rates are troubling, according to a new paper.
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Researchers have long understood that the use of biochar – obtained from burning biomass in a process called pyrolysis – replenishes soil carbon. That has the added benefit of increasing crop yields while decreasing needed fertilizer volume, along with reducing greenhouse gas emissions by sequestering carbon dioxide in the ground. Now, researchers at Iowa State University are using treated biochar to absorb nutrients from liquid manure and repackage them as slow-release fertilizer pellets.
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Composting is a science, yes. But in other ways, it’s almost an art, and it takes the exact right combination of components to work efficiently. The latest Manure Minute column details how to properly examine your compost pile and know what it’s trying to tell you – from what kind of smells it’s giving off to the heat it generates. These factors can say more about particle size and internal temperatures than you might realize. This column details how to recognize common problems, understand their impact and remedy them.
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The North American Manure Expo returns to in-person content on July 13 and 14. Held in Chambersburg, PA, the Expo will feature exhibitors, tours, equipment demonstration, education sessions and more. View a spill response demonstration, witness the best in solid and liquid demonstration techniques, learn about manure’s effects on a local stream and more. Education sessions cover subjects such as weed seeds in manure, variable rate manure application, protecting private drinking water sources and others.
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