Reducing pathogens in manure
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EDITOR'S NOTE

"Manure advocates hold a steadfast belief that manure can do more – benefit soil, improve yields and beyond. But those managing manure must also ensure it is free from pathogens and stored properly. This week's features dive into best practices."

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Bree Rody, editor

News

Better manure management with new technology

It's hard to know exactly how many nutrients your crops are getting without plenty of time and money. Could new technology change the game?

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Manure Expo Mondays: Expo focuses on education

The sessions will be divided into four different streams: composting and technology, water quality, safety and regulation, and agronomy.

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Live without limits: Three takeaways from Athyna Cambouris' IWCA interview

Cambouris, has been an influential voice in precision agriculture and soil regenerative practices. But she didn't always envision this career for herself.

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The Biweekly Brief: 07/08

From loan changes for transitioning farm owners, to international recognition for a Texas A&M cattle researcher, the latest in news from the broader ag news.

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Features

Manure Minute: Reducing pathogens in manure

Livestock manure is a valuable source of nutrients, but it can also come with pathogens that may cause livestock and people to fall ill. The best BMPs – combined – are necessary to ensure safety...

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ICYMI: Holding back

Vegetation and manure go hand in hand. Not only do plants thrive on taking up excess nutrients before they have the opportunity to reach water courses, but they also improve soil infiltration, trap sediment and...

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Podcasts
Events

July 28, 2025 | Olds, Alta.

AgSmart Educational Expo

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July 30-31 | Wauseon, OH

2025 North American Manure Expo

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August 5-7 | Morgan, MN

Minnesota Farm Fest

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August 5-7 | Bear Creek, WI

Wisconsin Farm Technology Days

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August 12-14 | Pennsylvania Furnace, PA

Ag Progress Days

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