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The Livestock and Poultry Environmental Learning Center is hosting a national conference from April 1 to 5, 2013. The focus is to integrate research, education and extension efforts related to managing environmental impacts of livestock and poultry production. They are striving for a multidisciplinary environment to "spread" the nation's best science and solutions. The conference will include workshops, tours, posters, commercial exhibits, and oral presentations. See the program for the conference. For more information, visit the conference website.
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Livestock and Poultry Environmental Learning Center hosts a monthly live webcast on current animal manure management issues presented by national experts. Each workshop is also archived for viewing at your convenience.
Livestock and Poultry Environmental Learning Center Intro: Connecting experts with those assisting prducers (.ppt slides)
Most webcasts are available for continuing education units for Certified Crop Advisors and the American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists.
The Heartland Regional WQ Coord. Initiative Animal Manure Management team sponsors regional workshops and information from the University of Nebraska, Kansas State University, University of Missouri, Iowa State University, and EPA Region 7.
Targets agency and private sector technical service providers.
Upcoming Events through Heartland
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Producer Workshops
Land Application Training - Getting the most value from your manure resource!
Events are typically held during the winter months. This winter's (2012-2013) training events occured in February at various locations across the state. More information can be found on the Land Application Training page.
Learn more about Land Application Training requirements.
Watch archives from previous Land Application Training days.
Air Quality Educational Workshops
Training is available on the Odor Footprint Tool and air quality issues.
ASABE Manure Standard Workshop
View topics covered by the ASABE Workshop.
Integrating the New ASABE Manure Standard into Nutrient Planning
Webcast Video: Using the ASABE Manure Excretion Standard in Nutrient Planning
Advisor & Consultant Workshops
Archived workshops hosted by the UNL Extension Nutrient Management Team for:
• Extension educators
• NRCS staff
• Crop and engineering consultants
• Regulatory staff
NOTE: All Web cast videos open in a new window.
Handouts for this webcast:
- Carbon sequestration in no-till 2007 (.ppt slides of above presentation)
- Science Direct PDF document: Tillage and soil carbon sequestration - what do we really know? *
- Canadian Journal of Soil Science PDF: Towards accurate measurements of soil organic carbon stock change in agroecosystems *
- P Index sample form
- Inservice 2007: The Effect of Compost Application and Plowing on Phosphorus Runoff (.ppt slides)
- Practical Exercises for Nebr. P Index 2007
Web cast: Considerations when applying effluent through center pivot equipment
International Symposium on Agricultural and Agroindustrial Waste Management
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March 12, 2013 – March 15, 2013
The III SIGERA will connect the reality of production with the environmental thematic contributing to sustainability of Brazilian and world agriculture. During the symposium will be presented and discussed the most relevant scientific topics involving wastes from agricultural, livestock and agroindustrial activities. With this symposium Sbera renews the pionerism and the systemic view of the interrelation of production and environment.
Topics:
-Wastewater treatment technologies
-Waste use as fertilizer
-Environmental Impacts of waste on air, soil, water and plant
-Waste to energy
-Waste management
Papers need to be submitted by September 28, 2012.