Applications

B.C. manure application should be delayed
February 17, 2010, Chilliwack, BC – It’s that time of year again when things might get a little stinky in Chilliwack.

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Season Two of Manure Du Jour
February 16, 2010 – The science, current research, practices, and programs for Pennsylvania’s animal agricultural operations and best protection of air and water quality are the focus of a weekly webinar program being held on Thursdays from February 18 to April 29, 2010.

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Iowa application law in place
A new Iowa law limiting the land application of liquid manure on snow-covered ground to only emergency situations went into effect Dec. 21, 2009.

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Wisconsin partnership cashes in on Chickity Doo Doo
Chickens do a poor job of processing nutrients, and this has created huge headaches over the years for many egg-laying and poultry operations when land-applying raw poultry manure because of its high phosphorus and nitrogen content.

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Precision Pumping
Quincy, Illinois-based custom manure applicator, Precision Pumping Inc. is using new technology and a high level of customer service to reassure its customers that they are getting exactly what they are paying for when it comes to manure application.

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Grass gets greener
When farmers and livestock producers think of nutrient loading of ponds and streams or runoff, many probably imagine fertilizer or manure being washed away from cultivated fields or draining from barnyard areas or even seeping from mismanaged lagoons.

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Application training offered in Nebraska
January 14, 2010, Lincoln, NB – In January and February, two University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension workshops at extension offices across the state will provide livestock and crop farmers with the latest information on how to turn manure nutrients into better crop yields while protecting the environment.

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Increased manure management research expected
January 11, 2010 – The Manitoba Livestock Manure Management Initiative expects the number of research projects that address the needs of multiple livestock groups to expand.

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