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Environmental Impacts and Biosecurity of Composting for Emergency Disposal of Livestock Mortalities
Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Technical Reports and White Papers
  • Thomas D. Glanville, Iowa State University
  • Tom L. Richard, Pennsylvania State University
  • Jay D. Harmon, Iowa State University
  • Donald L. Reynolds, Iowa State University
  • Heekwon Ahn, Iowa State University
  • Sevinc Akinc, Iowa State University
Document Type
Report
Publication Date
3-1-2006
Grant Number
# 03-7141-08
Granting or Sponsoring Agency
Iowa Department of Natural Resources (IDNR)
Abstract
This report presents key results of a three-year study sponsored primarily by the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. Biosecurity studies included in this project were partially funded through a USDA-National Research Initiative grant. Primary objectives of the study were to evaluate the effectiveness, environmental impacts, and biosecurity of using composting for emergency disposal of cattle mortalities, and to recommend materials and composting practices that could be used in the event of a livestock or poultry disease outbreak or agro-terrorism in Iowa.
Language
en
File Format
application/pdf
Citation Information
Thomas D. Glanville, Tom L. Richard, Jay D. Harmon, Donald L. Reynolds, et al.. "Environmental Impacts and Biosecurity of Composting for Emergency Disposal of Livestock Mortalities" (2006)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/thomas_glanville/37/