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Even when you're confident in what you know, it's always nice to have numbers to back up your knowledge. The study detailed in our lead feature today will have you proudly declaring, 'Put that in your tank and spread it!'
- Bree Rody, editor
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There are now more detailed procedures in place that apply to a broader range of entities that handle manure, but two amendments lessened the degree of requirements for manure storage compared to the original language.
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The Bioselect Screw Press is the largest separator in the market up to 600 gpm. Designed for agriculture (bedding) and biogas (digestate) markets.
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With the closed period prohibiting spreading on grassland recently came to an end Jan. 16, farms may now resume spreading. However, specific restrictions remain in place until the end of February.
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Manure, plus leftover nitrogen from a cover crop, was proven to give potatoes a "kick" in Atlantic Canada in the second year of a unique growing challenge.
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USDA looks at the country's farm labor picture; Canadian cattle farmers call for changes to capital gains inclusion rate.
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Proponents of manure have always known that it's an effective nutrient source – it can help improve soil quality while also giving a boost to yields. However, there's now even more proof, with a New York State-based study putting numbers to what has been known by proponents for years. The study found a definitive link between manure and crop yield, pleasing proponents.
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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. In a single cycle, researchers found that up to 50 percent of the ammonia within the liquid manure could be recovered by this process. A second cycle brought the extraction level up to 85 percent. That’s no small achievement, and one that represents a significant reduction in manure-generated ammonia being released into the environment.
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