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Hear directly from the research team and industry experts as they share valuable insights from the N2 Applied nitrogen fixation technology with plasma injection at CoBar Dairy, covering the implementation, operation, and maintenance of the system.
This video explores Newtrient’s CIG evaluation of a vermifiltration technology, showcasing how these systems can effectively minimize the environmental impact of dairy manure, particularly regarding water quality.
This video explores Newtrient’s CIG evaluation of an ultrafiltration with reverse osmosis system, showcasing how these systems can effectively minimize the environmental impact of dairy manure, particularly regarding water quality.
This video explores Newtrient’s CIG evaluation of an in-vessel composting system—commonly referred to as drum composting— showcasing how these systems can effectively minimize the environmental impact of dairy manure, particularly regarding water quality.
The Dairy Soil & Water Regeneration (DSWR) Progress Update provides project insights and preliminary findings on the six-year project assessing how farming practices affect soil health, greenhouse gases and water quality in dairy feed production.
A webinar series on dairy sustainability and technology evaluations: This second webinar in the series is focused on the results of manure separation technology, most specifically a decanter centrifuge.
Due to its existing environmental and economic benefits, dairy farmers often turn to anaerobic digestion to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from manure. A study by Greene et al. quantifies the GHG reduction potential of the implementation of anaerobic digesters on large-scale U.S. dairy farms.
Based on a survey of U.S. dairy producers, the State of the Dairy Industry 2024 Report presents current data, challenges, and opportunities in milk and crop production, environmental stewardship, technology adoption, and related areas within the dairy industry.
Research by Jiang et al. studied the air quality impact of anaerobic digesters in 2050 across the San Joaquin Valley. The study suggests anaerobic digesters can be extensively integrated in central California to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from dairy farms with minimal effect on regional air quality and public health.
The USDA has recently updated the Quantifying Greenhouse Gas Fluxes in Agriculture and Forestry: Methods for Entity-Scale Inventory since its original publishing in 2014. Using technical guidelines, the report provides users with methods to quantify greenhouse gas fluxes in both agriculture and forestry systems.