Reprinted, with permission, from the proceedings of:
Mitigating Air Emissions From Animal Feeding Operations Conference.
The proceedings, “Mitigating Air Emissions from Animal Feeding Operations”, with expanded versions of these summaries can be purchased through the Midwest Plan Service.
Technologies for Hydrogen Sulfide Mitigation in Animal Agriculture
- A New Geosynthetic Cover for Odor Control and Biogas Collection
- A Review of Permeable Cover Options for Manure Storage
- Biofiltration: Mitigation for Odor and Gas Emissions from Animal Operations
- Diet Modification to Reduce Odors, Gas Emissions and Nutrient Excretions from Swine Operations
- Effect on Residue Cover and Crop Yield of Manure Incorporation Equipment
- Odorgon: Overhead Spray System to Neutralize Odors
- Reducing H2S, NH3, PM, & Odor Emissions from Deep-pit Pig Finishing Facilities by Managing Pit Ventilation
- Significant Odor Reduction from a Highly Efficient Micro-ecosystem based on Biofiltration
- Siting of Livestock & Poultry Facilities Using MNSET
- Use of Anaerobic Digestion Systems to Mitigate Air Emissions from U.S. Livestock Production Facilities
- Vegetative Buffers for Swine Odor Mitigation – Wind Tunnel Evaluation of Air Flow Dynamics