Environmental Brochures
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Swine Manure Storage and Handling Practices to Minimize Odors
Odor from swine productions systems is generated at three primary sources on the farm: animal housing, manure storage and during land application. This publication addresses controlling odors during storage and handling of swine manure.
Includes:
- Odor Formation Prevention Methods
- Storage System Types
- Anaerobic Treatment
- Aeration
- Composting
- Additives
- Odor Release Control Methods
- Odor Transport Control Methods
Siting and Building Design Considerations to Reduce Odor Potential
This brochure will illustrate key factors to successfully site and design buildings in a way that minimizes the potential for odor.
Includes:
- Factors Impacting the “Zone of Influence” of a Swine Site
- Wind Direction
- Atmospheric Stability
- Terrain and Air Drainage
- Exposure Angle
- Distance
- Factors Impacting the Community
o Summation of Sources
o Public Venues
o Visibility of Site Aesthetics
- Building Design Considerations
o Manure Storage
o Ventilation Issues
o Building Size
o Color
Swine Manure Land Application Practices to Minimize Odors
Odor from swine productions systems is generated at three primary sources on the farm: animal housing, manure storage and during land application. This publication addresses controlling odors during the land application of swine manure.
Includes:
- Mixing and Appliation Timing
- Land Application Methods
- Application Considerations
Basic Management Practices to Mitigate and Control Odors
This brochure will discuss key options to mitigate and control odors from swine operations.
Includes:
- Ventilation Management
- Filtration
- Biofilters
- Chimneys
- Windbreak Walls
- Selective Treatment
- Oil Sprinkling for Dust Control
- Landscaping
- Additives
- Diet Manipulation
To learn more about odor mitigation practices, visit the Checkoff-funded Air Management Practices Assessment Tool at http://www.extension.iastate.edu/airquality/practices/homepage.html