Solid opportunities for managing swine manure

Article Abstract:

Hoop structures, high-rise houses and liquid/solid isolation are the three systems that accommodate solid manure and facilitate composting and nutrient recovery. All these three systems have reduced or eliminated odor problems at swine facilities.

Biomass energy

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Meeting the challenges of swine manure management

Article Abstract:

It is stated that swine manure is a highly concentrated organic material, between 75-90 percent of the major nutrients fed to in the manure. The characteristics of swine manure, its management and alternative technology for the same are presented.

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Making the market: if you like Jell-O, you'll love compost

Article Abstract:

Jell-O comes from the collagen in cow or pig bones, hooves, and connective tissues, the reasons for not giving up Jell-O use is discussed. Composting usually takes place on the sites of large-scale, remote waste producers.

Manufacturing processes, All Other Miscellaneous Chemical Product and Preparation Manufacturing, Chemical preparations, not elsewhere classified, Gelatin, Production processes

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