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Abstract
Proper management and utilization of livestock waste can be a significant contribution to the economic well being of a livestock enterprise, since the wastes have considerable economic value if properly utilized. When returned to the soil as fertilize or soil conditioner, the value as a nutrient source has been will established. More recently, processed livestock wastes have been utilized as a high protein feed additives. Livestock waste should be considered a resource to be utilized rather than a disposal problem.
Publication Date
1993
Publication Number
AEU-63
Repository Citation
Taraba, J. L.; Thom, W. D.; Pescatore, Anthony J.; and Williams, R. M., "Solid Livestock Waste Regulatory Requirements" (1993). Agricultural Engineering Extension Updates. 22.
https://uknowledge.uky.edu/aeu_reports/22
