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New research, whether it's in the field of ammonia removal or renewable energy, can change the game for farmers and, more broadly, the world. Is the world ready to embrace that change?
- Bree Rody, editor
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Speakers featured will deliver exclusive talks on manure value, soil compaction and water quality, including showcasing results from a rainfall simulator project.
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With more than $2.5 million, the Michigan Alliance for Animal Agriculture will invest in 23 new research and outreach projects led by Michigan State University researchers and Extension educators.
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The multi-phase partnership is focused on bringing Bluewhite's autonomous solutions to New Holland's tractors.
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The competition is open to all students enrolled in a university or educational program within six months of the Expo.
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Dairy applications are some of the toughest installations in the world. With hoof blocks, ear tags, silage wrap, gloves, and rope, there is no shortage of troublesome materials that clog standard non-clog pumps in dairy settings. That’s where the Vaughan Rotamix ® System comes in. At Vaughan, we stand behind our mixing. With guaranteed performance and a 10-year nozzle warranty, our pumping solutions keep your operations running smoothly. Rotamix offers dependable mixing that significantly reduces sludge volume and cuts hauling costs. Plus, the Vaughan Rotamix System is easily retrofittable to existing applications and perfect for replacing old and failing systems.
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Ammonia losses are a problematic byproduct of manure. Not surprisingly, the livestock industry is seen as a major source of ammonia emissions due to its output of animal manure. Although it is possible to reduce the amount of ammonia produced in livestock manure by adjusting the animals’ diets, there remains a need to mitigate the ammonia that is lost from manure to the atmosphere. This is why an innovative electrochemical process developed by researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison could prove to be a game-changer for manure management, and – by extension – the entire planet.
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Digesters are a key piece in the world of manure innovation – and are seen by many as a game-changer in terms of renewable energy. Both on-farm and municipally operated digesters are springing up across the continent. But some communities embrace municipal digesters and understand the value exchange. Others are more hesitant – and even see significant conflict and protest. What's been the difference-maker that gets communities to embrace digester projects?
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The CLAAS XERION 5000-4500 Series Tractors.
Discover the unparalleled power and innovation of CLAAS tractors, engineered for superior manure handling with CVT technology for efficiency, whisper-quiet cabs for comfort, and multiple steering modes for precise handling.
For those who demand more from their equipment, upgrade to CLAAS today and experience the ease of tackling even the toughest hauling tasks with precision and efficiency.
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