All times are listed in Eastern Time (local to the in-person conference).

Tuesday, April 19

7:00am-8:00am	Breakfast
8:00am-8:30am		Tour 1 Field to Faucet transportation & lunch provided	Tour 2 Alternative Technologies & Treatments transportation & lunch provided	Tour 3 Poultry Plus transportation & lunch provided
8:30am-9:00am
9:00am-5:00pm	Registration
4:00-5:00pm	Virtual Trivia Hour
5:30-7:30pm	Mixer

 

 

Wednesday, April 20

7:00am-9:00am	Registration
9:00am-10:30am	Welcome
	Opening Remarks Cathann Kress Dean, College of Food, Ag & Environ. Sci., OSU Bald Eagle/Blue Heron
	History of Water Quality Issues in Lake Erie Chris Winslow Director, Center of Lake Erie Research Bald Eagle/Blue Heron
	Current Efforts in Ohio: Vision for the Future Terry Mescher H2Ohio Pro. Mgr., Ohio Dept. Ag. Bald Eagle/Blue Heron
10:30am-11:00am	Break
Room –>	Bald Eagle	White Egret	Tern	Blue Heron
	Air Quality – NAEMS	Environmental Impacts – Pathogens	Manuresheds
11:00am- 11:20am	NAEMS: How It Was Done and Lessons Learned Al Heber, Ian Rumsy, Bebhinn Do	Evaluating Full-Scale Greenhouse Systems for Lagoon Sludge Drying and Pathogen Reduction Mahmoud Sharara	Manuresheds: Pennsylvania Case Study of Strategic Expansion of the Swine and Poultry Industries Robert Meinen
11:20am- 11:40am	Characterization of general E. coli and Salmonella in Pre- and Post-Anaerobically Digested Dairy Manure Joe Harrison	The Poultry Mega-Manureshed that is the Southern USA: Is It Sustainable? Ray Bryant
11:40am- 12:00pm	Antimicrobial Resistance From a One-Health Perspective: A Multi-Disciplinary University Instruction from Extension Professionals Amy Schmidt	Nutrient Circularity for Sustainability in Beef Supply Chains: Comparing the Performance of Three Manureshed Approaches Sheri Spiegal
12:00pm-12:20pm		Opportunities and Challenges for Dairy Manureshed Across the US Curtis Dell
12:20pm-1:20pm	Lunch
	Air Quality – General Emissions	Environmental Planning	Manure Treatment	Mortality Management
1:20pm- 1:40pm	Conservation Planning for Air Quality and Atmospheric Change (Getting Producers to Care About Air) Greg Zwicke	Overview of ODA’s Division of Livestock Environmental Permitting Samuel Mullins	Phosphorus Densification and Availability From Manure-Derived BioChar Joseph Sanford	Closing the Loop: Evaluating Carcass Compost for Corn Production in Northern Climates Melissa Wilson
1:40pm- 2:00pm	Odor Emission from Typical Animal Production Farms in Ohio Lingying Zhao	Composting Pen Pack Cattle Manure for Improved Nutrient Transport Eric Richer	Vermifiltration as a Technology for Lowering Dairy Wastewater’s Nutritional and Organic-Strength Gilbert Miito	Thermal Dehydration for the Disposition of Poultry Mortalities Jeff Hill
2:00pm- 2:20pm	Air Quality Issues at Livestock Facilities Al Heber	Subsurface Applying Swine Manure into Wheat as a Spring Nitrogen Source Glen Arnold	Manure Nutrient Sensing Systems Iris (Xiaoyu) Feng	Estimating Routine Poultry Mortality Mass Based on Systems Operation Doug Hamilton
2:20pm- 2:40pm	Abating Particulate Matter Emissions from On-Farm Poultry Litter-Fueled Energy Systems John Ignosh	Impact of Sludge on Nutrient Concentration in Anaerobic Swine Lagoon Supernatant Carly Graves	Evaluating Dry Manure Storage Options for Water Quality Protection in Western Washington Scarlett Graham	Estimating Routine Swine Mortality Mass Based on Systems Operations Doug Hamilton
2:40pm- 3:00pm	Quantification of Greenhouse Gas Emission Reductions for Eight Dairy Manure Management Systems Employed in the Northeast and Upper Midwest Curt Gooch	Perceptions of Agricultural Stakeholders on Manure Use Benefits and Barriers Amy Schmidt	An Update on Litter Amendments and Ammonia Scrubbers for Reducing Ammonia Emissions and Phosphorus Runoff from Poultry Litter Philip Moore	Estimating Routine Beef and Dairy Mortality Masses Based on Systems Operations Doug Hamilton
3:00pm-3:30pm	Break
	Air Quality – Ammonia	Sustainability Initiatives	Technology and Nutrient Reduction	Water Quality
3:30pm- 3:50pm	Does Irrigation of Liquid Animal Manure Increase Ammonia Loss? John Chastain	Active Participation in Livestock and Poultry Sustainability Initiatives Erin Cortus, Marguerite Tan, Hema Prado, Michelle Rossman	Electrocatalytic Reduction of Nitrate on Hydrophobic, Negatively, and Positively Charged Peptide-Coated Gold Electrodes Arash Emdadi	Evaluation of Agricultural Nutrient Management Technologies at Vermont Natural Ag Products, Middlebury, Vermont Mark Stoermann
3:50pm-4:10pm	Effects of Centrifuges and Screens on Separating Solids/ nutrient and Ammonia Emissions From Liquid Dairy Manure Lide Chen	Electrochemical K-Struvite Formation for Simultaneous Phosphorus and Potassium Recovery From Hog and Dairy Manures Amir Akbari	Nutrient Runoff in a Livestock-Intense Watershed: A Case Study of the Grand Lake St. Mary’s Watershed Theresa Dirksen
4:10pm-4:30pm	Manure Emissions During Agitation and Processing Rebecca Larson	Demonstrated Maximization of Nutrient Recovery From Swine Manure Rick Johnson
4:30pm- 4:50pm	Impact of Sampling Timing on Measured Gas Concentrations and Emissions at a Commercial Laying Hen House Jiqin Ni	The MAnure PHosphorus EXtraction (MAPHEX) System for Removing Phosphorus, Odor, Microbes, and Alkalinity From Dairy and Swine Manures Clinton Church
4:50pm- 5:00pm
5:00pm- 5:30pm	Break
5:30pm-7:30pm	Poster Session (see list below) Outside Navigator/Starboard
7:30pm	Dinner On Your Own

List of Posters (make sure starred ones indicate student posters)

• • Nutrient and Water Quality Outcomes from In-Crop Manure Application to Corn Greg LaBarge
  • Assessing the Implications of Chloride from Land Application of Manure for Minnesota Waterways Matthew Belanger*
  • Swine Manure and Cedar Woodchip Applications Improve Soil Ecological Indicators and Improve Moisture Retention Mara Zelt
  • The Use of Cover Crops and Manure to Retain Soil Moisture in Aridisols in Southern Idaho Kevin Kruger*
  • Assessment of Method of Photo Analysis for Demonstrating Soil Quality Amy Schmidt
  • Potential Soil Health Improvement Through the Integration of Cover Crops and Manure in the Upper Midwest Manuel Sabbagh*
  • Can Grazing Systems Affect Plant Available N and P? Anish Subedi*
  • How Are Filth Flies Involved in Wasting Nitrogen? Natalia Espinoza*
  • University of Idaho Sustainable Agriculture Project Seeks to Create a Bioeconomy from Dairy Byproducts to Increase Nutrient Recycling Mario de Haro Marti
  • Pull-Plug Sedimentation Basin for Dairy Manure Management Teng Lim
  • Experience of Removing and Land Application of Lagoon Solids Teng Lim
  • Spatial and Temporal Variabilities of Manure Composition in a Commercial Turkey Barn Noelle Soriano*
  • Merits of Manure Content Library Amy Schmidt
  • Can We Create an Accurate Manure Application Map from GPS and Manure Weight or Manure Flow Data? Richard Meinert
  • Evaluation of Geospatial Data for Livestock Operation Location and Estimation of Manure Nutrient Utilization Capacity in Five Nebraska Counties Maria Jose Oviedo*
  • A Transportation Simulation Model for Selected Concentrated Animal Feeding Facility (CAFFs) within the Maumee Watershed, Ohio Patrick Lawrence
  • Gaseous Emissions From In-House Broiler Litter Carly Graves*
  • A Mass Balance Approach to Estimate Methane and Ammonia Emissions from Non-ruminant Livestock Barns Anna Warmka*
  • Manure Treatment Technology Adoption by Swine and Dairy Producers: Survey Feedback Juan Carlos Ramos Tanchez*
  • Impacts of Social Media on Public Awareness and Behavior Related to Antimicrobial Resistance Mara Zelt
  • Life Cycle Assessment Methodology to Evaluate Environmental Impact of Beef Manure Management: A Comparison Andrea Wingartz*

 

 

Thursday, April 21

7:00am-8:00am	Wetlands Tour
8:00am-8:30am				Breakfast
8:30am-9:00am
9:00am-10:30am	Physical Basis of Climate Change and Linkages to Animal Agriculture Aaron Wilson Climate Specialist, OSU Bald Eagle/Blue Heron
	Agricultural Impacts on Our Livestock and Climate Frank Mitloehner Air Quality Extension Specialist, UC Davis Bald Eagle/Blue Heron
	Conflict Management Among Multiple Stakeholders Lara Fowler Senior Lecturer, Penn State Law and Assistant Director, Penn State Institutes of Energy and the Environment Bald Eagle/Blue Heron
10:30am-11:00am	Break
Room –>	Bald Eagle	White Egret	Tern	Blue Heron
	Environmental Impacts – Field Level	Changing Manure	Air Quality – Manure Management & Greenhouse Gases	Manure & Nutrient Management Planning – Software
11:00am- 11:20am	The Role of Manure for Dairy Carbon Neutrality Targets: An Environmental Assessment of Organic Farms Horacio Aguirre-Villegas	Trends in Manure Sample Data Nancy Bohl Bormann	Emission of Ammonia, Hydrogen Sulfide, and Greenhouse Gases Following Application of Aluminum Sulfate to Beef Feedlot Surfaces Mindy Spiehs	Characterization of Innovative Manure Treatment Components Peter Wright
11:20am- 11:40am	Improving Production and Minimizing Nutrient Loss in Grazing Systems Through the Use of Grass-Legume Mixtures Rhonda Miller	The Manure Analysis Proficiency Program: Trends in Laboratory Manure Testing Methods Robert Miller	Greenhouse Gas Impacts of Co-Digestion of Dairy Manure with Community Substrate Lauren Ray	Dairy Anaerobic Digestion Simulation Software Timothy Shelford
11:40am- 12:00pm	Groundwater Nitrate Variability at the Field Level: How to Unravel the Puzzle Michael Sklash	Dynamic Manure “Book Values” Through the U.S. National Manure Database Melissa Wilson	Reporting 15 Year’s of Experience in WISE Aeration at Manure and Wastewater Treatment Ponds (Updated) John Ries	Ammonia Loss Following Application of Swine Manure John Chastain
12:00pm- 12:20pm	Frequency of Germinable Weed Seeds in Poultry Litters of North Carolina Stephanie Kulesza		Using COMET Tools to Help Farms Plan for the Future Allison Costa	Whole Farm Assessment of Nutrient Extraction From Dairy Manure Al Rotz
12:20pm-1:20pm	Lunch
	Soil Health and Education	Communications Panel	BMPs and BATs	Manure Management Nutrient Reuse
1:20pm- 1:40pm	Impact of Swine Manure on Soil Health Properties: A Systematic Review Jenifer Yost	I’m an Expert…Why Aren’t You Listening to Me?! Amy Schmidt, Kari Nixon, David Lansing, Andy King	A Workshop to Review Best Management Practices (BMPs) and Best Available Technologies (BATs) for Control of Dust, Ammonia, and Airborne Pathogen Emissions at Commercial Poultry Facilities Lingying Zhao, Al Heber, Teng Lim, Ji-Qin Ni	Advances in Nutrient Recovery Technology: Approaches to Controlling Recovered Product Chemistry Lauren Greenlee
1:40pm- 2:00pm	Assessment of Physical Properties for Cover Crop and Manure Applied Soils in Idaho’s Magic Valley Kevin Kruger		Exploring the Effect of a Peptide Additive on Struvite Formation and Morphology: A High-Throughput Method Jacob Hostert
2:00pm- 2:20pm	Promoting Manure Composting for Livestock Operations Mary Keena		Agronomic Response to Struvite as an Alternative Fertilizer-phosphorus Source Lauren Greenlee
2:20pm- 2:40pm			A Decision-Support Tool for the Design and Evaluation of Manure Management and Nutrient Reuse in Dairy and Swine Farm Facilities S. Varma Vempalli
2:40pm- 3:00pm			Evaluating Costs and Benefits of Manure Management Systems for a Decision Support Tool Erin Scott
3:00pm-3:30pm	Break
	Student Pipeline	Climate – Manure Management & Odors
3:30pm- 3:50pm	Student Pipeline Panel Moderator: Rebecca Larson Panelists: Michelle Rossman, Amy Schmidt, Sam Mullins, Nancy Bohl Borman, and Anna Warmka sponsored by Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy	Impacts of Swine Sludge Inclusion Rate on the Composting Process and Compost Quality Piyush Patil
3:50pm- 4:10pm	Anaerobic Co-Digestion of Agro-Industrial Feedstocks to Supplement Biogas Produced From Livestock Manure Jennifer Rackliffe
4:10pm- 4:30pm	Quantification GHG Emissions From Us Dairy Farms Curt Gooch
4:30pm- 5:10pm
6:00pm	Dinner

 

Friday, April 22

Room –>	Bald Eagle	White Egret	Tern	Blue Heron / Outside
8:00am- 9:00am	Decision Support Tool Rick Stowell	Breakfast
9:00am- 9:30am		Interactive Curricula for the Future Leslie Johnson, Todd Whitney, Sarah Fronczak	Calculating Dynamic Setback Maps Workshop Chris Fenning	The Ohio State University’s Use of a Ventilation Trailer Glen Arnold
9:30am- 10:30am	S1074 Meeting
10:30am-11:00am	Break
11:00am-1:00pm	S1074 Meeting