There’s a new automated manure treatment system that treats liquid manure on site for odor and pathogen reduction, and nutrient concentration, without the use of additives or chemicals.
OZy Cuts Odor and Pathogens in Liquid Manure
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There’s a new automated manure treatment system that treats liquid manure on site for odor and pathogen reduction, and nutrient concentration, without the use of additives or chemicals.
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