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I guess you just had to be there... but these pictures of our demos, safety school and exhibitor grounds come close to doing justice to a wildly successful North American Manure Expo.
- Bree Rody, editor
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According to reports, some of the contents of the tanker leaked into a nearby stream. Inside, you'll find tips on how to respond properly to spills and mitigate further damage.
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A total of 2.2 million acres of Ohio cropland are now enrolled in the voluntary incentive program, which rewards farmers for using best practices to keep excess nutrients out of waterways.
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The AgExpert Data Lab, established with FCC's initial support, has become a cornerstone of this advancement, serving as a collaborative workspace for students, instructors, industry partners, and the Smart Farm Integration Team.
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Research from Atlantic Canada also found weed seeds in manure tended to not materialize into problematic weed growth.
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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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It's been less than a month since the North American Manure Expo hit the Empire State for the first time, and you can still sense the buzz through the area. More than 1,000 attendees flocked to the Expo to attend safety school and educational sessions, to compare equipment in action (including solid and liquid spreaders, agitators and separators), chat with colleagues and learn about the best in manure practices. With plenty of consistent enthusiasm extending throughout the two-day journey, and even some unlikely cooperation from Mother Nature, the 2024 Manure Expo was one for the books!
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Researchers in livestock feed have long studied the effects of seaweed on cows' methane production – and most evidence points to it being a net good for the air. But what about the ground? New research also looks at whether or not this seaweed has any effect on the manure that comes out of these nori-munching cows, and whether or not that manure is the best for spreading.
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Dairy applications are some of the toughest installations in the world. From hoof blocks and ear tags to silage wrap and rope, there’s no shortage of troublesome materials that clog standard pumps in dairy settings. That’s where the Vaughan Chopper Pump comes in.
The Chopper Pump is a centrifugal pump equipped with a durable cutting system which chops all incoming solids prior to pumping, enabling systems to handle more substantial solids while avoiding clogs and wear to downstream components and processes. It is not your average chopper.
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