Innovation in Swine Manure Management

Sludge accumulation is a challenge facing swine producers that use anaerobic lagoons for manure management. In North Carolina, there is a growing need for economic technologies to process and export sludge. This video highlights innovative research and development in North Carolina to adopt economic drying systems to help export lagoon sludge as fertilizer products. These systems rely on greenhouses or high-tunnels to facilitate drying without external heat sources.
For more information on the topic, please visit:
Waste2Worth 2022 - Research Presentation (Dr. Mahmoud Sharara) --- lpelc.org/eval...
Solar Sludge Drying - North Carolina solar energy powers nationwide distribution of hog manure nutrients - National Hog Farmer (April 2022) --- informamarkets...
Sludge, lagoons and you - Manure Manager (June 2022)
Drying Sludge Critical to Improving Nutrient Distribution and Utilization- NC Extension Waste Management Portal --- animalwaste.ce...
Could NC Export Poop For Profit? cals.ncsu.edu/...

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1)construct tracks on corners.installcompost turners and air jets.electricity willbe provided by solar panels and hot air by solar air heaters .
2)you can use .aerobic composter drums.oered by movable solar poweredmotor.u can make faster compost by temperature control if these drums are installed inside green house