Recent Research Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions

This webinar discusses research projects focused on reducing greenhouse gases, odorous volatile organic compounds (VOCs), ammonia, and hydrogen sulfide. This presentation was originally broadcast on June 21, 2019. More…

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Greenhouse gas emission basics

Mindy Spiehs, USDA-ARS (5 minutes)
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Evaluation of current products for use in deep pit swine manure storage structures for mitigation of odors and reduction of NH₃, H₂S, VOC, and GHG emissions from stored swine manure

Baitong Chen, Iowa State University (11 minutes)

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Production of Greenhouse Gases, Ammonia, Hydrogen Sulfide, and Odorous Volatile Organic Compounds from Manure of Beef Feedlot Cattle

Mindy Spiehs, USDA-ARS (18 minutes)

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Additional Information

• • Production of greenhouse gases, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, and odorous volatile organic compounds from manure of beef feedlot cattle implanted with anabolic steroids – Mindy Spiehs poster presentation proceedings from Waste to Worth 2019
  • Production of greenhouse gases, ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, and odorous volatile organic compounds from manure of beef feedlot cattle fed diets with and without ionophores – Mindy Spiehs poster presentation proceedings from Waste to Worth 2019
  • Evaluation of current products for use in deep pit swine manure storage structures for mitigation of odors and reduction of NH₃, H₂S, and VOC emissions from stored swine manure – Baitong Chen poster presentation proceedings from Waste to Worth 2019

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