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Economics of Using and Transporting Manure



Transporting manure nutrients out of and using manure in vulnerable watersheds, such as the Chesapeake Bay and the Illinois River basin, has become an issue receiving increased national attention. Researchers have studied sustainable use of manure in these watersheds and alternative storage systems that can make transport of poultry litter more feasible and economical. Learn more about those systems as well as the economical implications of moving nutrients outside of these watersheds.


Presenters will include Erik Lichtenberg from the University of Maryland and Jeff Vitale from Oklahoma State University. Bill Lazarus and Josh Payne will moderate.


For more information, see the webcast flyer.



https://lpelc.org/economics-of...ng-manure/

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