The proceedings can be used to evaluate current manure handling options and equipment, improve manure handling practices, develop educational programs and nutrient management plans, and identify experts in this field. The papers cover important topics such as current public policies, farm nutrient issues, managing pathogens, odor containment, equipment options, manure application to tile-drained fields, direct incorporation of manure, and surface application options. Leadership for the development of the conference was provided by Rick Koelsch, Department of Agricultural and Biological Engineering, Cornell University. Authors include university faculty, extension specialists, researchers, engineers, agricultural equipment dealers and consultants, custom operators, and environmental regulatory professionals. The conference was sponsored by Cornell Cooperative Extension, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Affairs, and the Natural Resouce, Agriculture, and Engineering Service.
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