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Vector Control on Livestock Operations
This webinar will focus on the importance of controlling these pests and the safety of the livestock, the caretakers, and non-target animals and insects around the farm when doing so. This presentation was originally broadcast on June 16, 2023. Continue reading “Vector Control on Livestock Operations”
Models & Tools to Improve Manure Management
This webinar highlights one tool that provides resources to support livestock production and expansion, as well as two others that focus on manure application planning and making the best use of manure available. This presentation was originally broadcast on May 19, 2023. Continue reading “Models & Tools to Improve Manure Management”
Upcoming Webinars
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Webinar Schedule
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| October 20, 2023 | Models & Tools to Improve Manure Management Part 2 | |||||
| November, 2023 | Minimizing Risk on Livestock Operations (tentative) | |||||
Collaborating on Integrated Projects
Collaborating on integrated projects can seem difficult, but, when implemented well, the potential for beneficial outcomes from such projects can make facing the challenges very worthwhile. That’s part of the reason why there’s growing movement by funding agencies toward supporting integrated, collaborative projects. Here are a few tips to help make collaborating on integrated efforts more enjoyable.
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- Involve all collaborators from start to finish.
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- When developing an integrated project, include all prospective collaborators from the beginning. Involving project team members early helps develop a coherent shared vision and makes collaborators feel like they are truly a team that is working on one integrated project.
- Avoid making last-minute requests for an outreach plan from extension, stakeholder engagement, partners in on-farm demonstration efforts, or matching funds, etc. Some thoughtful planning can lead to more productive collaborations and outcomes.
- Extension personnel appreciate being included as an author in research publications related to the project. Research can be much more impactful when practical implications of results are communicated to lay audiences and through stakeholder networks.
- Stakeholder engagement is important as well. By keeping the communication with the stakeholders open, you avoid trying to explain or give directions to someone without prior engagement.
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- Be specific and ready to answer questions.
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- Here are just a few on the questions that might be asked, and collaborators should be ready to answer:
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- What are you asking of a collaborator and what will be done by someone else?
- What is the goal of the project?
- Is there funding to do everything you’re proposing?
- Will you need to hire other help?
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- Clearly define the roles of collaborators and their organizations. This can help prevent confusion between collaborators on how much they are responsible for in the project.
- Have a clear title and summary of the project to communicate the project and how things tie together. This can help collaborators that might have joined after the collaboration has started.
- Make sure your plan includes objectives that specifically relate to the collaborator and have programming funds built into on-farm demonstration efforts.
- Here are just a few on the questions that might be asked, and collaborators should be ready to answer:
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- Be ready for collaborators and stakeholders who are promoting or wary of products/systems.
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- Use the diverse backgrounds and past experiences of your collaborators to your advantage. Collaborators with different perspectives may see things in ways that you don’t. Because of previous experiences, collaborators may be wary of some aspects of the proposal. For example:
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- Specific products:
- Some collaborators may have concerns about side effects of products, so they may be wary of its use, but they may have ideas how to test for those side effects.
- Equipment usage or practicality:
- Some collaborators may better understand how the end user needs the equipment to work for them, so have them help with prototype development so it’s easier to take the equipment from prototype to commercial production.
- Certain systems:
- If you’re trying to bring a certain system to a new area, stakeholders and collaborators may be able to provide insight about other systems that have been tried in their area, both successfully and not-so-much.
- Specific products:
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- Just because collaborators and stakeholders may be wary of your proposal doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be included. In fact, the opposite may be true. They may be able to guide the proposal in a way that strengthens it but be prepared for a little push back.
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- Involve all collaborators from start to finish.
It takes some effort to build a productive team and keep everyone on the same page, but good collaborations are hard to beat.
American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists (ARPAS) Continuing Education Units
These webcasts have been approved for 1 continuing education unit (each) as part of the American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists (ARPAS) program. To receive CEUs, view a live or archived webcast, complete an evaluation (if available), and contact ARPAS, 217-356-5390 to have the credit applied to your CEU balance. Repeat this process for each webcast being utilized for CEUs.
2023 Webinars
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- Implications of Manure Additives: Both Purposeful and Accidental September 22
- Improving disease identification, treatment, & antibiotic stewardship in livestock production August 18
- Vector Control on Livestock Operations June 16
- Models & Tools to Improve Manure Management May 19
- Improving Air Quality In and Around Livestock Facilities April 21
- Moving Manure and Mortalities after Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza March 17
- Manure and Soil Health: Current Research and Future Directions February 17
- Carbon Markets for Livestock Operations: Producer Perspectives January 20
More Webinars…
- Topics include: Carbon Markets, Worker Safety, CEAP I & II, Antimicrobial Resistant movement, Manure Nutrient Trends, Vermifiltration, Urban Manure Management, Manure Pipelines, and Lagoon and Digester Cleanouts. More…
- Topics include: Edge of Field Monitoring, PFAS, Food Safety, Digesters & Natural Gas, Manuresheds, Extreme Events, Antimicrobial Resistance, Sustainability, Weeds, and Soil Health. More…
- Topics include: Less typical species, designer manure, precision technologies, human health, poultry systems, communicating science, compost emissions, PFAS, and manure transfers. More…
- Topics include: Separation technologies, soil health, cleaning barn exhaust air, pathogens, antimicrobial resistance, greenhouse gas emissions, nutrient inventories, and phosphorus management. More…
- Topics include: Emergency response, treatment technologies, manure foaming, small farm equipment, manure’s impact on soil, manure irrigation, manure pit death, sampling, and biosecurity. More…
- Topics include: Climate resiliency, avian influenza, side-dressing nitrogen on emerged corn, runoff risk advisory tools, anaerobic digestion, manure handling safety, long-term manure application, and managing edge of field losses.. More…
- Topics include: Construction and maintenance of manure ponds, antibiotic resistance, manure entomology, NAQSAT, Drones, manure safety and transport, the nutrient recycling challenge, Vermont nutrient management training course, and pathogens. More…
- Topics include: Manure Apps, Gypsum Bedding, Livestock Housing, Tile Drained Lands, Micro Manure Management, Horse Manure Composting, Uses of Biochar, Thermal Manure-to-Energy Systems, Mortality Management during Avian Influenza, Communication Pathways, Communicating During Controversy. More…
- Topics include: Capturing Nutrients, Manure as a biofuel, Water Quality Index, Liquid manure nutrients, Carbon credits, Bioaerosols, WOTUS, Biosecurity, Mortality composting, Whole Farm Nutrient management, Winter manure application, Next generation activities. More…
2013 Webinars
- Topics include: Risk Management, Waste to Worth, Mono-slope beef barns and research results, Bioavailability of Phosphorus, Capturing Nutrients. More…
2012 Webinars
- Topics include: Biofilters, The 4Rs, Microbes, Life-Cycle Assessments, Carbon Footprints, Nitrates, Adaptive Nutrient Managment, Chesapeake Bay, Emergency Management. More…
2011 Webinars
- Topics include: Top-dressing manure, Chesapeake Bay, Soil Health, Reducing Odor Risk, Anaerobic Digestion, NMP implementation, NAEMS, Lagoon Closure, Manure Economics, 2011 NPDES CAFO rule. More…
2010 Webinars
- Topics include: Cover Crops, Vegetative Environmental Buffers, Mortality Composting, Manure Spills, NAQSAT, Manure on No-Till, SPCC, Ammonia Emissions. More…
2009 Webinars
- Topics include: Feeding Strategies, Carbon Footpring, Conserving Nitrogen, AFO Inspection, Mortalities, Air Emissions, Grazing Management. More…
2008 Webinars
- Topics include: Market Based Conservation, Antibiotics and Hormones, Dry Manure Housing Systems, Ammonia, Small Farms, Regulations, Manure Management Planner Software. More…
2007 Webinars
- Topics include: Integrated Nutrient Management, Manure Application to Legumes, Value of Manure in Land Application, Smithfield Project, Value Added Processing of Manure, Manure Treatment Technologies, Value of Manure in Energy Generation, Vegetative Treatment Systems, and Innovative Manure Treatment Technologies. More…
2006 Webinars
- Topics include: CNMP Core Curriculum, Pathogens, EPA CAFO Regulations. More…
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2022 Webcasts Approved for ARPAS Continuing Education Units
These webcasts have been approved for 1 continuing education unit (each) as part of the American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists (ARPAS) program. To receive CEUs, view a live or archived webcast, complete an evaluation (if available), and contact ARPAS, 217-356-5390 to have the credit applied to your CEU balance. Repeat this process for each webcast being utilized for CEUs.
2022 Webinars
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- Soil Carbon: How to change it and sell it December 16
- Carbon Markets for Livestock Operations: Manure Treatment and Handling November 18
- Worker Safety in Animal Production Systems October 21
- Changes in manure management between CEAP I & II September 23
- Swimming with superbugs: Exploring how antimicrobial resistance moves in our environment August 19
- Manure nutrient trends and creating dynamic “book values” through ManureDB June 17
- Use of Vermifiltration as a Tool for Manure Management May 20
- Manure Management in an Urban Setting March 18
- Going the distance: considerations for the use of manure pipelines February 18
- Cleanout for Lagoons and Anaerobic Digesters January 21
More Webinars…
- Topics include: Edge of Field Monitoring, PFAS, Food Safety, Digesters & Natural Gas, Manuresheds, Extreme Events, Antimicrobial Resistance, Sustainability, Weeds, and Soil Health. More…
- Topics include: Less typical species, designer manure, precision technologies, human health, poultry systems, communicating science, compost emissions, PFAS, and manure transfers. More…
- Topics include: Separation technologies, soil health, cleaning barn exhaust air, pathogens, antimicrobial resistance, greenhouse gas emissions, nutrient inventories, and phosphorus management. More…
- Topics include: Emergency response, treatment technologies, manure foaming, small farm equipment, manure’s impact on soil, manure irrigation, manure pit death, sampling, and biosecurity. More…
- Topics include: Climate resiliency, avian influenza, side-dressing nitrogen on emerged corn, runoff risk advisory tools, anaerobic digestion, manure handling safety, long-term manure application, and managing edge of field losses.. More…
- Topics include: Construction and maintenance of manure ponds, antibiotic resistance, manure entomology, NAQSAT, Drones, manure safety and transport, the nutrient recycling challenge, Vermont nutrient management training course, and pathogens. More…
- Topics include: Manure Apps, Gypsum Bedding, Livestock Housing, Tile Drained Lands, Micro Manure Management, Horse Manure Composting, Uses of Biochar, Thermal Manure-to-Energy Systems, Mortality Management during Avian Influenza, Communication Pathways, Communicating During Controversy. More…
- Topics include: Capturing Nutrients, Manure as a biofuel, Water Quality Index, Liquid manure nutrients, Carbon credits, Bioaerosols, WOTUS, Biosecurity, Mortality composting, Whole Farm Nutrient management, Winter manure application, Next generation activities. More…
2013 Webinars
- Topics include: Risk Management, Waste to Worth, Mono-slope beef barns and research results, Bioavailability of Phosphorus, Capturing Nutrients. More…
2012 Webinars
- Topics include: Biofilters, The 4Rs, Microbes, Life-Cycle Assessments, Carbon Footprints, Nitrates, Adaptive Nutrient Managment, Chesapeake Bay, Emergency Management. More…
2011 Webinars
- Topics include: Top-dressing manure, Chesapeake Bay, Soil Health, Reducing Odor Risk, Anaerobic Digestion, NMP implementation, NAEMS, Lagoon Closure, Manure Economics, 2011 NPDES CAFO rule. More…
2010 Webinars
- Topics include: Cover Crops, Vegetative Environmental Buffers, Mortality Composting, Manure Spills, NAQSAT, Manure on No-Till, SPCC, Ammonia Emissions. More…
2009 Webinars
- Topics include: Feeding Strategies, Carbon Footpring, Conserving Nitrogen, AFO Inspection, Mortalities, Air Emissions, Grazing Management. More…
2008 Webinars
- Topics include: Market Based Conservation, Antibiotics and Hormones, Dry Manure Housing Systems, Ammonia, Small Farms, Regulations, Manure Management Planner Software. More…
2007 Webinars
- Topics include: Integrated Nutrient Management, Manure Application to Legumes, Value of Manure in Land Application, Smithfield Project, Value Added Processing of Manure, Manure Treatment Technologies, Value of Manure in Energy Generation, Vegetative Treatment Systems, and Innovative Manure Treatment Technologies. More…
2006 Webinars
- Topics include: CNMP Core Curriculum, Pathogens, EPA CAFO Regulations. More…
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Certified Crop Advisers (CCA) Continuing Education Units Available Through the Livestock and Poultry Environmental Learning Center
How Do I Get CEUs?
Certified Crop Advisors (CCA), Certified Professional Agronomists (CPAg), and Certified Professional Soil Scientists (CPSS) are eligible for CEUs. You can obtain them by doing one of the following:
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- View a live webinar. You will be instructed to submit your name, email and CCA# during registration. This will be submitted to the CCA program along with an attendance list.
- View an archived webinar, and click on the quiz link on each page or search for the title of the webinar in the CCA course catalog. The CCA program charges a fee for CEUs obtained through self-study.
Nutrient Management CEUs
Soil & Water Management CEUs
Professional Development CEUs
Crop Management CEUs
Integrated Pest Management CEUs
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Webinar Series
The Livestock and Poultry Environmental Learning Community offers a free monthly webinar on a variety of issues related to animal manure management.Next Live Webinar
The next webinar will be held on October 20, 2023 at 1:30 pm central. It will be Part 2 of “Models & Tools to Improve Manure Management”. More information will be available soon.
Webinar Schedule
The upcoming webinars will continue to include air and water quality topics. As webcast topics and speakers are finalized, they are posted at Upcoming Webcasts and announced in the newsletter.
Attending a Live Webinar
The webinars are presented live on the third Friday of each month (some exceptions apply) at 2:30 pm (eastern), 1:30 pm (central), 12:30 pm (mountain) and 11:30 am (pacific). All webinars are recorded and archived for on-demand viewing.
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The webcast series has been approved for Continuing Education Units (CEUs) through the Certified Crop Advisers (CCA) and to members of the American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists (ARPAS).
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Air Quality
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- Improving Air Quality In and Around Livestock Facilities
- Emissions from Composting
- Human Health: Pathogens and Contaminants in Livestock Systems
- California’s Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gases from Dairy and Livestock Operations
- Three Options for Cleaning Barn Exhaust Air
- Considerations of the use of Manure Irrigation Practices
- Poo is not to play with: Manure Handling Safety
- Implementation and Experiences of NAQSAT Around the US
- Novel Livestock Housing
- Bioaerosols from Feedlots and Dairy Farm Operations
- Results of the Mono-slope Beef Barn Research Project
- Clearing the Air on Biofilters
- Life-Cycle Assessment Modeling for the Pork Industry
- Producer Association Efforts to Address Carbon Footprints: Pork and Poultry
- National Air Emissions Monitoring Study (NAEMS) Selected Results and Discussion of Their Significance
- Planning Livestock & Poultry Facilities for Reduced Odor Risk
- Controlling Ammonia and Air Emissions in Poultry Facilities
- Live from the National Poultry Waste Symposium
- NAQSAT for Swine and Poultry
- NAQSAT for Beef and Dairy
- Animal Ag’s Role in Greenhouse Gas Production
- Mitigating Air Emissions with Vegetative Environmental Buffers
- Greenhouse Gas Emissions Estimation and Reporting
- Air Emissions After Manure Land Application Including Subsurface Application of Poultry Litter and Solid Manure
- Carbon Footprint of Animal Agriculture
- Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Animal Agriculture
- Air Emissions From Cattle Feedyards and Dairies
- Feeding Strategies To Reduce Animal Air Emissions
- Hydrogen Sulfide, How Serious an Outdoor Air Quality Concern
- Federal Air Quality Regulations and Update on the National Air Emissions Monitoring Study
- Ammonia, The Air-Water Interface
Regulations
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- Food Safety and Manure Application
- Next Generation Strategies for Managing Edge of Field Nutrient Losses
- A Nutrient Management Training Course for Farmers: A Vermont Case Study
- Drone Use in Animal Agriculture
- Recent Developments in Animal Ag: Idaho Ag Gag Ruling (brought to you via the Ag Law Seminar Series)
- Animal Agriculture Legal Update (brought to you via the Ag Law Seminar Series)
- EPA’s Proposed Waters of the U.S. Regulations
- Chesapeake Bay 2012 – Implications of the TMDL
- 2011 Proposed NPDES CAFO Reporting Rule
- Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasures
- Greenhouse Gas Emissions Estimation and Reporting
- What To Expect When Your Animal Feeding Operation Is Inspected
- Final Rule on Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (CAFO), 2008
- Federal Air Quality Regulations and Update on the National Air Emissions Monitoring Study
Manure Treatment Technologies
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- Implications of Manure Additives: Both Purposeful and Accidental
- Carbon Markets for Livestock Operations: Producer Perspectives
- Carbon Markets for Livestock Operations: Manure Treatment and Handling
- Worker Safety in Animal Production Systems
- Use of Vermifiltration as a Tool for Manure Management
- Cleanout for Lagoons and Anaerobic Digesters
- Coupling Manure Digesters with Renewable Natural Gas Systems
- Phosphorus Management Lessons Learned from the Field
- Managing Manure to Mitigate Antibiotic Resistance
- What’s New with Solid Separation? NRCS has an Answer
- California’s Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gases from Dairy and Livestock Operations
- Reduction and fate of manure pathogens and antimicrobial resistance
- Separation Technologies for Capturing Nutrients from Manure
- Determining Causes of Deep‐pit Swine Manure Foaming Issues and Potential Mitigation Strategies
- Making Sense of Treatment Technology Options for Livestock Farms
- Next Generation Strategies for Managing Edge of Field Nutrient Losses
- Anaerobic Digestion Systems
- U.S. EPA Nutrient Recycling Challenge
- MANURE ENTOMOLOGY: Manure Management That Won’t “Bug You”
- Thermal Manure-to-Energy Systems for Farms: Technical and Environmental Feasibility
- Agronomic and Environmental Uses of Biochar (Part 2)
- Agronomic and Environmental Uses of Biochar (Part 1)
- Horse Manure Composting: Specific Steps to Start or Improve the Process
- Micro Manure Management
- Thermal Conversion of Animal Manure to Biofuel
- Capturing Valuable Nutrients from Manure: Part 3
- Capturing Valuable Nutrients from Manure: Part 2
- Capturing Valuable Nutrients from Manure: Part 1
- Prediction of Bioavailability of Phosphorus for Dairy Cattle
- Anaerobically Digested Manures
- Overview of Alternative Manure Treatments, Matching the Treatment to the Environmental Concern
- Dry Manure Housing, Bedded Barns for Beef Cattle and Compost Barns for Dairy Cattle
- Virtual Tours of Vegetative Treatment Systems (VTS)
- Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program and Two Innovative Technologies–Vermicomposting and Pyrolysis
- Evaluating Manure Treatment Through Farm Pilot Project Coordination
Manure Nutrient Management
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- Implications of Manure Additives: Both Purposeful and Accidental
- Models & Tools to Improve Manure Management
- Manure and Soil Health: Current Research and Future Directions
- Carbon Markets for Livestock Operations: Producer Perspectives
- Soil Carbon: How to change it and sell it
- Worker Safety in Animal Production Systems
- Manure nutrient trends and creating dynamic “book values” through ManureDB
- Going the distance: considerations for the use of manure pipelines
- Incentives for Sustainable Practices
- Hunkering Down for Extreme Events
- Manuresheds: Advancing nutrient recycling in US agriculture
- Food Safety and Manure Application
- Edge of Field Monitoring
- Successful Strategies for Transferring Manure
- Litter Nutrients and Management in Poultry Systems
- Precision Technologies for Managing Manure
- Designer Manure: Customizing Manure Nutrients to Meet Crop Needs
- Managing manure beyond the farmyard: Manure management for less-typical species and settings
- Phosphorus Management Lessons Learned from the Field
- Watershed Nutrient Inventories – Opportunities and Needs
- Separation Technologies for Capturing Nutrients from Manure
- Manure Sampling Considerations in Different Animal Production Systems
- Live from the North American Manure Expo 2018
- Considerations of the use of Manure Irrigation Practices
- Animal Manure’s Impact on Soil Properties
- Making Sense of Treatment Technology Options for Livestock Farms
- Next Generation Strategies for Managing Edge of Field Nutrient Losses
- Effects of Long-Term Manure Applications on Soil in the Irrigated Northwest
- The Use of Runoff Risk Advisory Tools for Water Quality Protection
- On-Farm Nutrient Management Research: Replacing Commercial Sidedress Nitrogen with Liquid Livestock Manure on Emerged Corn
- Planning for Climate Resiliency
- A Nutrient Management Training Course for Farmers: A Vermont Case Study
- Manure and Soil Health (MaSH) Project
- U.S. EPA Nutrient Recycling Challenge
- Agronomic and Environmental Uses of Biochar (Part 2)
- Agronomic and Environmental Uses of Biochar (Part 1)
- Micro Manure Management
- Manure and Nutrient Management in Tile Drained Lands
- Winter Manure Application Options
- Linking Feed Management to Whole Farm Nutrient Management
- Making Maximum Use of Nutrients in Liquid Manure
- Water Quality Index for Agricultural Runoff Tool
- Thermal Conversion of Animal Manure to Biofuel
- Capturing Valuable Nutrients from Manure: Part 3
- Capturing Valuable Nutrients from Manure: Part 2
- Capturing Valuable Nutrients from Manure: Part 1
- Prediction of Bioavailability of Phosphorus for Dairy Cattle
- Manure Application Risk Management Tools and Advisory Systems
- The 4Rs of Nutrient Stewardship
- Nitrates in Groundwater
- Adaptive Nutrient Management
- Chesapeake Bay 2012 – Implications of the TMDL
- Proper Closure of Earthen Manure Storage Structures
- Manure Application to Frozen and Snow-Covered Soils
- Improving Implementation of Nutrient Management Plans
- Ethanol Co-Products Impact on Manure Nutrient Management
- Managing Manure on Small Farms
- The Soil Health Paradigm: Holistic Manure Management
- Changing Management of Nutrients in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed
- Utilizing Liquid Livestock Manure as a Top-dress to Wheat and Side-dress to Corn
- Live from the National Poultry Waste Symposium
- Manure Application in No-Till
- Precision Phosphorus Feeding for Dairy Cattle
- Live from the National Water Quality Meetings
- Manure Nutrients, Cover Crops, and Slurry Seeding
- Snap-Shot Assessments of Nutrient Use on Dairy Farms
- Conserving Manure Nitrogen in Animal Housing
- Manure Management Planner Software
- Manure Impacts on Soil
Manure Value and Economics
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- Implications of Manure Additives: Both Purposeful and Accidental
- Manure and Soil Health: Current Research and Future Directions
- Carbon Markets for Livestock Operations: Producer Perspectives
- Soil Carbon: How to change it and sell it
- Carbon Markets for Livestock Operations: Manure Treatment and Handling
- Manure nutrient trends and creating dynamic “book values” through ManureDB
- Use of Vermifiltration as a Tool for Manure Management
- Coupling Manure Digesters with Renewable Natural Gas Systems
- Successful Strategies for Transferring Manure
- Precision Technologies for Managing Manure
- Designer Manure: Customizing Manure Nutrients to Meet Crop Needs
- Animal Manure’s Impact on Soil Properties
- Anaerobic Digestion Systems
- Manure and Soil Health (MaSH) Project
- Thermal Manure-to-Energy Systems for Farms: Technical and Environmental Feasibility
- Agronomic and Environmental Uses of Biochar (Part 2)
- Agronomic and Environmental Uses of Biochar (Part 1)
- Linking Feed Management to Whole Farm Nutrient Management
- Economics of Using and Transporting Manure
- Live from the National Poultry Waste Symposium
Emerging Issues
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- Implications of Manure Additives: Both Purposeful and Accidental
- Improving disease identification, treatment, & antibiotic stewardship in livestock production
- Vector Control on Livestock Operations
- Moving Manure and Mortalities after Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
- Manure and Soil Health: Current Research and Future Directions
- Carbon Markets for Livestock Operations: Producer Perspectives
- Soil Carbon: How to change it and sell it
- Carbon Markets for Livestock Operations: Manure Treatment and Handling
- Worker Safety in Animal Production Systems
- Swimming with superbugs: Exploring how antimicrobial resistance moves in our environment
- Manure nutrient trends and creating dynamic “book values” through ManureDB
- Going the distance: considerations for the use of manure pipelines
- Cleanout for Lagoons and Anaerobic Digesters
- The Interplay Between Manure and Compaction
- Weeding the Worries Out of Manure Use
- Incentives for Sustainable Practices
- Industry Initiatives for Environmental Sustainability – a Role for Everyone
- Addressing Antimicrobial Resistance Through Livestock Management
- Hunkering Down for Extreme Events
- Manuresheds: Advancing nutrient recycling in US agriculture
- Coupling Manure Digesters with Renewable Natural Gas Systems
- PFAS in Agricultural Operations
- PFAS – What is in Your Water
- Emissions from Composting
- Communicating Science Using the Science of Communication
- Litter Nutrients and Management in Poultry Systems
- Human Health: Pathogens and Contaminants in Livestock Systems
- Precision Technologies for Managing Manure
- Managing Manure to Mitigate Antibiotic Resistance
- California’s Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gases from Dairy and Livestock Operations
- Reduction and fate of manure pathogens and antimicrobial resistance
- Separation Technologies for Capturing Nutrients from Manure
- Intersections of Environmental Management and Biosecurity in Animal Agriculture
- Live from the North American Manure Expo 2018
- Considerations of the use of Manure Irrigation Practices
- Determining Causes of Deep‐pit Swine Manure Foaming Issues and Potential Mitigation Strategies
- Next Generation Strategies for Managing Edge of Field Nutrient Losses
- The Use of Runoff Risk Advisory Tools for Water Quality Protection
- On-Farm Nutrient Management Research: Replacing Commercial Sidedress Nitrogen with Liquid Livestock Manure on Emerged Corn
- Avian Influenza Mortality Management Options, Composting Procedures and Lessons Learned
- Planning for Climate Resiliency
- Pathogens 101: Manure and Veterinary Pathogens of Concern, Who are they and what do they do?
- Manure and Soil Health (MaSH) Project
- Drone Use in Animal Agriculture
- Implementation and Experiences of NAQSAT Around the US
- Antibiotic Resistance and Animal Agriculture
- Construction and Maintenance of a Manure Pond
- Communicating Science Amidst Controversy
- Recent Developments in Animal Ag: Idaho Ag Gag Ruling (brought to you via the Ag Law Seminar Series)
- Animal Agriculture Legal Update (brought to you via the Ag Law Seminar Series)
- Mortality Management Options During an Avian Influenza Outbreak
- Thermal Manure-to-Energy Systems for Farms: Technical and Environmental Feasibility
- Agronomic and Environmental Uses of Biochar (Part 2)
- Agronomic and Environmental Uses of Biochar (Part 1)
- Micro Manure Management
- Novel Livestock Housing
- Waste to Worth Preview: Gypsum Bedding Risks and Rewards
- Livestock Mortality Composting – Beyond the Basics Part 2
- Livestock Mortality Composting – Beyond the Basics Part 1
- Managing Biosecurity to Control Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus (PEDv)
- Bioaerosols from Feedlots and Dairy Farm Operations
- Scientific Overview of Agricultural Carbon Research & the Implications for Climate
- Thermal Conversion of Animal Manure to Biofuel
- Prediction of Bioavailability of Phosphorus for Dairy Cattle
- Manure Application Risk Management Tools and Advisory Systems
- Clearing the Air on Biofilters
- Microbes: From Farm to Public Risk
- Life-Cycle Assessment Modeling for the Pork Industry
- Producer Association Efforts to Address Carbon Footprints: Pork and Poultry
- Nitrates in Groundwater
- Emergency Management: Preparing Your Natural Disaster Response
- Antibiotics and Hormones: Occurrence in Water, Fate and Transport, and Best Management Practices
- Antibiotics and Hormones: Use in Animal Agriculture, Impacts, and Resistance
- Grazing Management for Water Quality Protection
Manure Storage, Handling and Mortality Management
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- Implications of Manure Additives: Both Purposeful and Accidental
- Vector Control on Livestock Operations
- Models & Tools to Improve Manure Management
- Moving Manure and Mortalities after Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
- Manure and Soil Health: Current Research and Future Directions
- Carbon Markets for Livestock Operations: Producer Perspectives
- Soil Carbon: How to change it and sell it
- Worker Safety in Animal Production Systems
- Swimming with superbugs: Exploring how antimicrobial resistance moves in our environment
- Use of Vermifiltration as a Tool for Manure Management
- Going the distance: considerations for the use of manure pipelines
- Cleanout for Lagoons and Anaerobic Digesters
- The Interplay Between Manure and Compaction
- Weeding the Worries Out of Manure Use
- Hunkering Down for Extreme Events
- Coupling Manure Digesters with Renewable Natural Gas Systems
- Food Safety and Manure Application
- Emissions from Composting
- Litter Nutrients and Management in Poultry Systems
- Managing Manure to Mitigate Antibiotic Resistance
- What’s New with Solid Separation? NRCS has an Answer
- California’s Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gases from Dairy and Livestock Operations
- Separation Technologies for Capturing Nutrients from Manure
- Intersections of Environmental Management and Biosecurity in Animal Agriculture
- Manure Pit Death: A Preventable Tragedy
- Live from the North American Manure Expo 2018
- Considerations of the use of Manure Irrigation Practices
- Determining Causes of Deep‐pit Swine Manure Foaming Issues and Potential Mitigation Strategies
- Making Sense of Treatment Technology Options for Livestock Farms
- Emergency Response to Natural Disasters for Livestock Facilities
- Next Generation Strategies for Managing Edge of Field Nutrient Losses
- Effects of Long-Term Manure Applications on Soil in the Irrigated Northwest
- Poo is not to play with: Manure Handling Safety
- Anaerobic Digestion Systems
- The Use of Runoff Risk Advisory Tools for Water Quality Protection
- On-Farm Nutrient Management Research: Replacing Commercial Sidedress Nitrogen with Liquid Livestock Manure on Emerged Corn
- Avian Influenza Mortality Management Options, Composting Procedures and Lessons Learned
- U.S. EPA Nutrient Recycling Challenge
- Manure Safety and Transport
- MANURE ENTOMOLOGY: Manure Management That Won’t “Bug You”
- Construction and Maintenance of a Manure Pond
- Mortality Management Options During an Avian Influenza Outbreak
- Thermal Manure-to-Energy Systems for Farms: Technical and Environmental Feasibility
- Agronomic and Environmental Uses of Biochar (Part 2)
- Agronomic and Environmental Uses of Biochar (Part 1)
- Horse Manure Composting: Specific Steps to Start or Improve the Process
- Micro Manure Management
- Manure and Nutrient Management in Tile Drained Lands
- Novel Livestock Housing
- Waste to Worth Preview: Gypsum Bedding Risks and Rewards
- Winter Manure Application Options
- Linking Feed Management to Whole Farm Nutrient Management
- Livestock Mortality Composting – Beyond the Basics Part 2
- Livestock Mortality Composting – Beyond the Basics Part 1
- Managing Biosecurity to Control Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea virus (PEDv)
- Making Maximum Use of Nutrients in Liquid Manure
- Thermal Conversion of Animal Manure to Biofuel
- Capturing Valuable Nutrients from Manure: Part 3
- Capturing Valuable Nutrients from Manure: Part 2
- Capturing Valuable Nutrients from Manure: Part 1
- Results of the Mono-slope Beef Barn Research Project
- Mono-Slope Beef Barn Design and Management
- Proper Closure of Earthen Manure Storage Structures
- Anaerobically Digested Manures
- Dry Manure Housing, Bedded Barns for Beef Cattle and Compost Barns for Dairy Cattle
- Managing Livestock Mortalities
Small Farms
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- Carbon Markets for Livestock Operations: Producer Perspectives
- Soil Carbon: How to change it and sell it
- Worker Safety in Animal Production Systems
- Weeding the Worries Out of Manure Use
- Food Safety and Manure Application
- Managing manure beyond the farmyard: Manure management for less-typical species and settings
- Equipment and facilities for managing manure on small farms
- Anaerobic Digestion Systems
- Planning for Climate Resiliency
- Horse Manure Composting: Specific Steps to Start or Improve the Process
- Micro Manure Management
- Livestock Mortality Composting – Beyond the Basics Part 2
- Livestock Mortality Composting – Beyond the Basics Part 1
- Managing Manure on Small Farms
- Virtual Tours of Vegetative Treatment Systems (VTS)
- Livestock and Poultry Mortality Composting
- Live from the National Water Quality Meetings
- Grazing Management for Water Quality Protection
- Managing Livestock Mortalities
Environmental Planning
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- Implications of Manure Additives: Both Purposeful and Accidental
- Vector Control on Livestock Operations
- Models & Tools to Improve Manure Management
- Moving Manure and Mortalities after Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
- Manure and Soil Health: Current Research and Future Directions
- Carbon Markets for Livestock Operations: Producer Perspectives
- Soil Carbon: How to change it and sell it
- Carbon Markets for Livestock Operations: Manure Treatment and Handling
- Swimming with superbugs: Exploring how antimicrobial resistance moves in our environment
- Manure nutrient trends and creating dynamic “book values” through ManureDB
- Going the distance: considerations for the use of manure pipelines
- Cleanout for Lagoons and Anaerobic Digesters
- The Interplay Between Manure and Compaction
- Weeding the Worries Out of Manure Use
- Incentives for Sustainable Practices
- Industry Initiatives for Environmental Sustainability – a Role for Everyone
- Addressing Antimicrobial Resistance Through Livestock Management
- Hunkering Down for Extreme Events
- Manuresheds: Advancing nutrient recycling in US agriculture
- Coupling Manure Digesters with Renewable Natural Gas Systems
- Food Safety and Manure Application
- PFAS in Agricultural Operations
- Edge of Field Monitoring
- Successful Strategies for Transferring Manure
- PFAS – What is in Your Water
- Emissions from Composting
- Communicating Science Using the Science of Communication
- Precision Technologies for Managing Manure
- Phosphorus Management Lessons Learned from the Field
- Managing Manure to Mitigate Antibiotic Resistance
- Watershed Nutrient Inventories – Opportunities and Needs
- Reduction and fate of manure pathogens and antimicrobial resistance
- Three Options for Cleaning Barn Exhaust Air
- Manure Sampling Considerations in Different Animal Production Systems
- Live from the North American Manure Expo 2018
- Considerations of the use of Manure Irrigation Practices
- Animal Manure’s Impact on Soil Properties
- Making Sense of Treatment Technology Options for Livestock Farms
- Emergency Response to Natural Disasters for Livestock Facilities
- Next Generation Strategies for Managing Edge of Field Nutrient Losses
- Effects of Long-Term Manure Applications on Soil in the Irrigated Northwest
- Anaerobic Digestion Systems
- The Use of Runoff Risk Advisory Tools for Water Quality Protection
- Avian Influenza Mortality Management Options, Composting Procedures and Lessons Learned
- Planning for Climate Resiliency
- Pathogens 101: Manure and Veterinary Pathogens of Concern, Who are they and what do they do?
- A Nutrient Management Training Course for Farmers: A Vermont Case Study
- Manure and Soil Health (MaSH) Project
- U.S. EPA Nutrient Recycling Challenge
- Antibiotic Resistance and Animal Agriculture
- Construction and Maintenance of a Manure Pond – Part 2
- Construction and Maintenance of a Manure Pond – Part 1
- Mortality Management Options During an Avian Influenza Outbreak
- Thermal Manure-to-Energy Systems for Farms: Technical and Environmental Feasibility
- Agronomic and Environmental Uses of Biochar (Part 2)
- Agronomic and Environmental Uses of Biochar (Part 1)
- Horse Manure Composting: Specific Steps to Start or Improve the Process
- Micro Manure Management
- Manure and Nutrient Management in Tile Drained Lands
- Winter Manure Application Options
- Livestock Mortality Composting – Beyond the Basics Part 2
- Livestock Mortality Composting – Beyond the Basics Part 1
- Scientific Overview of Agricultural Carbon Research & the Implications for Climate
- Making Maximum Use of Nutrients in Liquid Manure
- Water Quality Index for Agricultural Runoff Tool
- Thermal Conversion of Animal Manure to Biofuel
- Capturing Valuable Nutrients from Manure: Part 3
- Capturing Valuable Nutrients from Manure: Part 2
- Capturing Valuable Nutrients from Manure: Part 1
- Prediction of Bioavailability of Phosphorus for Dairy Cattle
- Results of the Mono-slope Beef Barn Research Project
- Mono-Slope Beef Barn Design and Management
- Manure Application Risk Management Tools and Advisory Systems
- Clearing the Air on Biofilters
- The 4Rs of Nutrient Stewardship
- Microbes: From Farm to Public Risk
- Life-Cycle Assessment Modeling for the Pork Industry
- Producer Association Efforts to Address Carbon Footprints: Pork and Poultry
- Nitrates in Groundwater
- Adaptive Nutrient Management
- Chesapeake Bay 2012 – Implications of the TMDL
- Emergency Management: Preparing Your Natural Disaster Response
- Proper Closure of Earthen Manure Storage Structures
- Improving Implementation of Nutrient Management Plans
- Planning Livestock & Poultry Facilities for Reduced Odor Risk
- The Soil Health Paradigm: Holistic Manure Management
- Changing Management of Nutrients in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed
- Utilizing Liquid Livestock Manure as a Top-dress to Wheat and Side-dress to Corn
- Controlling Ammonia and Air Emissions in Poultry Facilities
- Spill Prevention, Control and Countermeasures
- NAQSAT for Swine and Poultry
- Manure Application in No-Till
- NAQSAT for Beef and Dairy
- Manure Spills and Emergency Planning
- Livestock and Poultry Mortality Composting
- Snap-Shot Assessments of Nutrient Use on Dairy Farms
- Market Based Conservation
Professional Development
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- Models & Tools to Improve Manure Management
- Moving Manure and Mortalities after Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
- Worker Safety in Animal Production Systems
- Manure nutrient trends and creating dynamic “book values” through ManureDB
- Industry Initiatives for Environmental Sustainability – a Role for Everyone
- Communicating Science Using the Science of Communication
- Human Health: Pathogens and Contaminants in Livestock Systems
- Manure Innovation: Teaching Styles and Marketing Programs
- Managing manure beyond the farmyard: Manure management for less-typical species and settings
- Intersections of Environmental Management and Biosecurity in Animal Agriculture
- Manure Pit Death: A Preventable Tragedy
- Poo is not to play with: Manure Handling Safety
- Planning for Climate Resiliency
- Drone Use in Animal Agriculture
- Communicating Science Amidst Controversy
- Pathways for Effective Information Transfer Between Manure Management Professionals
- Mobile Manure Apps
- Reaching the Next Generation through Fun and Interactive Activities