Improving the Air Quality of Animal Feeding Operations with Proper Facility and Manure Management
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- January 25, 2022
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Overview
Animal feeding operations can do much to reduce the odors and dust they emit. Learn how to select sites for animal facilities and best practices for managing them. This publication has recommendations for cattle feedlots and indoor poultry facilities, as well as for dairy and swine operations. (4 pages)
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