Tillage Slows Pathogen Spread
An Ohio State University (OSU) study shows a little light tillage over drain tiles in no-till fields can help impact the movement of pathogens and nutrients from the soil surface to the drain tiles and into runoff ...
Missouri Producers Ponder Permits
Permitted animal feeding operators in Missouri will soon face a choice as they look to renew their licensing this year. The University of Missouri (MU) reports that new rules will require producers ...
Greenhouse Gas Update Raises Questions
A new Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) federal requirement for reporting greenhouse gases (GHG) went into effect on Dec. 29, 2009, bringing confusion, but ...
Environmental Steward of the Pork Industry Nominations Open to All
Each year, National Hog Farmer magazine joins forces with Pork Checkoff to identify and recognize some of the top environmental management programs in...
Bring Nutrient Management Plan Out of the Dark
All too often, Nutrient Management Plans are filed away in a dark corner of a filing cabinet, says Karl Rockeman, North Dakota Department of Health environmental ...
Pork Industry Seeks Environmental Steward Nominations
Pork producers have a long-standing record of environmental stewardship. To highlight some of the top environmental management programs in the U.S. swine industry, National Hog Farmer and Pork Checkoff ...
Feedlot Emissions Studies Receive Funding
Researchers with Colorado State University's (CSU) College of Agriculture were recently awarded $1.15 million to study nitrogen and ammonia emissions related to cattle feedlots in Colorado and the High Plains. This funding will support research lead ...
Nebraska Land Application Workshops Cover State
Two University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) Extension workshops will be held in Nebraska Extension offices during January and February to provide livestock ...
Metabolic Inhibitor Cuts Hydrogen Sulfide Output from Swine Manure
Adding the metabolic inhibitor molybdate to swine manure significantly reduces hydrogen sulfide emissions...
Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles, Phytase Can Replace Costly Calcium-Phosphates
A University of Nebraska study suggests that feed alternatives, such as dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS) and phytase, can replace expensive calcium-phosphates in grow-finish diets while maintaining growth performance...
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