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Manure to Energy: Understanding Processes, Principles and Jargon
(2006-11-30)
The increasing demand for energy and the high costs of oil and natural gas have emphasized the need for consumers to seek alternative energy resources. This publication explains the processes for converting manure to energy.
Manure Production and Characteristics: Its Importance to Texas Animal Feeding Operations
(2007-09-20)
This publication contains estimates of annual manure production for cattle, swine, sheep, goats, horses and poultry, along with estimates of the chemical, physical and thermal constituents of manure for these species. This ...
Closure of Lagoons and Earthen Manure Storage Structures
(2002-09-12)
This publication explains the regulations, options and procedures for closing earthen storage and treatment structures for livestock or poultry manure.
How Much Does That Incinerator Cost?
(2008-07-25)
Biosecurity on poultry farms includes proper disposal of dead carcasses. In many cases, that means using an incinerator. Calculating the cost of an incinerator means considering long and short-term expenses and the cost ...
Composting Large Animal Carcasses
(2006-10-31)
Disposing of large animal carcasses can be a problem for agricultural producers. Composting is a simple, low-cost method that yields a useful product that can be used as fertilizer. In this publication you'll learn the ...
Air Quality Standards and Nuisance Issues for Animal Agriculture
(2006-05-24)
Animal feeding operations face increased scrutiny and accountability for how they affect the air quality of their neighbors and communities. This publication helps operators become familiar with fundamental air quality ...
Using Animal Manure and Wastewater for Crops and Pastures: Know and Take Credit for your N, P, and K
(2000-09-12)
Animal manure and wastewater are often applied to crops and pastures. Farmers and producers who use this effluent should calculate the amount of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium it contains so that they do not overapply ...