Managing manure on Japanese livestock and poultry farms

Article Abstract:

Composting has become Japan's primary treatment method for manure waste generated by beef cattle, dairy cattle, and pigs. Composting methods include the pile type, which is turned by shovel loaders for forced aeration, the open type, which turns compost by conveyor belt, and the enclosed vertical type, which mixes compost with moving paddles.

Japan, Methods, Livestock industry, Poultry industry, Manure handling

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Sustainable practices thrive in a National Park

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Issues are presented concerning the environmental policy of part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, The Presidio, to compost all of the organic residuals in waste and to use the compost for the benefit of the area.

Environmental aspects, Organic wastes, Organic fertilizers, Organic wastes as fertilizer, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, California. Presidio District

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Meat processing by-products management trends

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Issues are presented concerning the increasing use of composting as a means of utilizing the by-products of the meat processing industry. The reduction in the demand for products from animal rendering plants is discussed.

Meat industry

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