Managing solid storage in a rainy climate

View As Webpage | View Archives | Email a Friend

Subscribe to Magazine | manuremanager.com

@{mv_date_MMM d, yyyy}@

News

Iowa DNR issues fines for manure spills, uncertified application

Businesses were ordered to ensure all employees are certified to properly handle and apply manure. » Read More...

Ontario dairy farmer fined for violation following manure overflow

The Wellington County-area producer was fined following the overflow from liquid manure tanks. » Read More...

AGL accepted into Plug and Play accelerator

The Atlanta-based animal AI and analytics company produces AV and IoT technology to observe and track poultry in production facilities. » Read More...

Finding the “Cadillac” of manure storage systems

Washington State has a long tradition of dairy farming. But a recent study targeted an audience that operated on a smaller scale, because large-scale dairies tend to already have robust storage systems in place. The project instead looked at finding the right balance to effectively store solid manure for operations that have a few handfuls of livestock, keeping in mind the often-rainy conditions of Washington State. » Read More...

What’s all the hype about the pipe?

As livestock facilities continue to grow to meet consumer demand, so does the amount of manure at each facility. This may mean manure needs to be moved greater distances from where it is produced. Manure can be transported either above ground via semi tankers, dump trucks, tractors with spreaders, etc., or below ground through manure pipelines. Both methods have their risks and rewards. » Read More...

Events

Iowa DNR issues fines for manure spills, uncertified application

Ontario dairy farmer fined for violation following manure overflow

AGL accepted into Plug and Play accelerator

Finding the “Cadillac” of manure storage systems

What’s all the hype about the pipe?

Canadian Dairy XPO

Midwest Poultry Federation Convention

Oklahoma City Farm Show