Iowa State Manure and Nutrient Management Lab

Join us tomorrow, August 11th at 1 pm CT for our next installment of Emerging Science of Anaerobic Digestion. Dr. Jason Oliver is joining us to discuss methane leak detection and monitoring at New York dairies.

Excited to join the Iowa Learning Farms webinar today at noon to discuss strategies for integrating manure and cover crops.

August 5 ILF Webinar: Live Dialogue About Cover Crops and Manure - https://mailchi.mp/a5c10dcc0525/bk4pkpu393-13395099

Catch up on the latest Talkin' Crap podcast episodes! Learn more about manure logistics with Laura Pepple of Puck Enterprises, Inc., or explore the science behind manure crust formation and why it matters.

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Talkin' Crap This podcast is produced and hosted by Iowa State University Extension and Outreach manure management specialist Dr. Dan Andersen. This podcast will feature information and interviews with individuals with expertise related to the science technolo...

Missed last week's webinar about Sand Bedding and Anaerobic Digestion? Watch the recording on our YouTube channel here:

Sand Bedding and Anaerobic Digestion: Strategies for Success Andrew Wedel of Settje Agri-Services, joins us to discuss the integ...

Andrew Wedel is back! Join us on Tuesday, July 14, at 1 pm CT for another Emerging Science of Anaerobic Digestion webinar. This session wil explore the challenges of sand management and solids separation in anaerobic digestion systems.

Register for the webinar series: https://go.iastate.edu/PQ6KRY

Tomorrow, May 12, at 1 pm CT, Emerging Science of Anaerobic Digestion is back, and we added a new speaker to the lineup. Lauren Ray of Cornell PRO-DAIRY is joining us to explore how methane leaks and vents are observed in biogas capture systems.

Register at: https://go.iastate.edu/PQ6KRY

At animal learning day this morning ready to tell about the circle of manure and how farmers use it to grow more livestock feed. A little manure application bean bag toss (get the manure injected and keep it out of the stream), make a vermi compost bins (who doesn't like wiggly, jiggly worms) and recycle your food scraps to make soil like farmers use manure to build soil, and then a demonstration on how cover cropping can reduce sediment losses.

Tomorrow, Tuesday, April 14, at 1 pm CT, Dr. Stephanie Lansing joins us to share case studies from food waste anaerobic digestion systems.

Register for the Emerging Science of Anaerobic Digestion webinar series at: https://go.iastate.edu/PQ6KRY

Livestock Manure and Human Wastewater Treatment: Same or Different? Please join us for the Iowa Learning Farms webinar at noon CDT, Wednesday, April 8, featuring Daniel Andersen, associate professor, Iowa State University. Andersen spends an unusual amount of time …

At the Science fair today talking with future agricultural scientists about the fun projects they have been evaluating.