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Controlling bedding pathogens can reduce environmental mastitis

Recycled manure as bedding is an inexpensive and sustainable option. It is also an option that does not put the cows at greater risk for mastitis and higher somatic cell count when mastitis-causing pathogens can be safely and effectively controlled.
April 30, 2024
Ben Saylor

Controlling pathogen outgrowth in recycled manure bedding is possible. When a bacillus-based bedding additive was tested on-farm, a significant reduction in bulk tank SCC and mastitis cases was noticed.


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Everything you never wanted to know about cow manure

Using manure condition, consistency and contents can inform upstream nutrition and management decisions to drive productive efficiency on the dairy.
February 29, 2024
Chad Jenkins

Ever wonder what it is with this fecal fascination? Think of it as “reading the tea leaves,” except with poop instead of leaves. While this excremental exploration may seem unsightly at the surface, manure can provide critical insights into the efficiency of digestion of the dairy ration.


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Roundtable: Three dairy producers on the value added from anaerobic digesters

February 29, 2024
Emma Ohirko

Three anaerobic digester operators discuss how their systems complement dairies operations and how they up the value of their farms. 


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How biogas plants can revolutionize Canadian dairy farming into circular economies

Dairy producers looking to improve their farms' self-sufficiency may want to consider biogas plants, which can be integrated into their operations to create a circular economy.
February 13, 2024
Leandro Diaz-Pappas

Integrating biogas plants into Canadian dairy production has emerged as a transformative solution that not only addresses environmental challenges, but also establishes a circular economy within the dairy farming system.


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Spill response: Tips, tricks and thoughts

Employee training and standard operating procedures are critical in addressing a manure spill during application season. Consider these steps in creating a plan for all those directly involved in manure application.
January 29, 2024
Megan Dresbach

Manure has left the premises, now what? The manure applicator should have a plan in place before this situation arises. 


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Beyond the barn: Dairy farmers’ role in driving bottom-up change in supply chain emissions

Farmers are in a unique position to lead decarbonization efforts that beneficially impact entire product lines. In doing so, farms can potentially earn valuable incentives for producing low-carbon ingredients.
January 15, 2024
Bryan Stolzenburg

Going forward, a dairy’s value will not only be determined by the quality of their milk, but by the scale of their climate impact.


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Digestate from biogas operations: A solution to odour control in agriculture

Digestate aids agricultural practices in being more environmentally friendly, with reduced odours, improved air quality and sustainable soil fertility.
December 26, 2023
Leandro Diaz-Pappas and Catherine Roy

The application of raw manure to fields, while essential for soil fertility, often results in the release of pungent odours that impact not just the rural landscape but also the quality of life in nearby communities.


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Fueling the future: Innovations in agricultural biomass and biogas production

Novel revenue streams and environmentally beneficial practices, such as biogas production from agricultural biomass and efficient anaerobic digestion methods, are shedding light on the opportunities available for Canadian dairies to expand into carbon markets.
December 12, 2023
Emma Ohirko

In an era where many corporations and governments are promising to reduce emissions en route to net zero, new opportunities have emerged for agriculture to diversify into carbon markets. 


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Understanding the environmental impact of sand removal for dairy digesters

While sand is an essential bedding material for many farmers, its use presents operational challenges for dairy digesters. Advancements in digester technology have led to new solutions for sand removal and improved efficiency.
October 17, 2023
Mariane Ferencevic

While the cutting-edge technology of turning cow manure into valuable biogas significantly addresses an important issue relating to climate change and renewable energy, the sand that is often used as bedding can pose an implementation challenge. 


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How biochar can be used as a manure storage cover

Biochar may serve as an effective liquid manure storage cover application to control the outgassing of ammonia and greenhouse gases.
October 12, 2023
Joseph Sanford

Biomass covers are often overlooked as an option for addressing ammonia losses due to poor long-term performance and maintenance. Converting biomasses to biochar and applying it as a cover has the potential to address this issue.



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