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Manure Management & Greenhouse Gases: Focus on reducing manure emissions with "Cover+Flare"

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Manure Management & Greenhouse Gases: Focus on reducing manure emissions with "Cover+Flare"

February 8: Panel discussion on steps, technical assistance, and financial support to install a Manure Cover + Flare Systems to destroy methane from liquid manure storage. Register, here.

PANEL Discussion: Soup-to-nuts^ on how to install a manure ‘cover + flare’ system in NYS.

Jennifer Clifford – NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets, will release the new round of funding for Climate Resilient Farming in NYS (including cover+flare systems)

Dale Stein – Chair of the Soil Water Conservation Committee and farmer that operates a cover+flare system

Ken Van Slyke – will discuss mechanical separation of manure liquids/solids for different use of these resources

Jessica Skinner – JESS Engineering, PLLC – will discuss her firm’s design experience with Cover+Flare systems in NYS

Jason Taylor – Environmental Fabrics, Inc., will discuss his firm’s installation experience with many Cover+Flare systems in NYS.



Check out our Spring Webinar 2022 Series

Join us, Tuesday’s, from 9-11 am and learn about ways that farms, forests, and citizens can reduce Greenhouse Gases (GHG).

January 25: Livestock Rumen & GHG

February 8: Manure Management & GHG

March 8: Field Nitrogen & GHG

April 12: TBD

May 10: Food Waste & GHG



All Webinar recordings can be found here.



This series is co-hosted with the USDA Northeast Climate Hub.

This series is supported by the USDA National Institute of Food and Agriculture, Smith Lever Project 2019-20-110.

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