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Linking Manure Best Management Practices to Improved Compost Production

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Linking-Manure-BMP-to-Improved-Compost-Production-finalreport.pdf (186.71 KB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/46307
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Cornell Waste Management Institute
Local and Regional Food Systems Collection
Author
Jerose, Brian
Bonhotal, Jean
luton, Brian
Schuelke, Jacob
Staehr, Ed
Knapp, Maureen
Abstract

BACKGROUND: The Northern Forest Compost Collaborative (NFCC) project was conceived by several farmers located in central New York State. These farms were interested in improving the production and quality of farm composts. Cornell Waste Management Institute (CWMI) and WASTE NOT Resource Solutions (Waste Not) worked with the farms to develop a proposal that would facilitate the development and exploration of a collaborative that would share equipment, technical assistance, supplies and farmer-to-farmer knowledge with the intent of improving compost production and end-use practices.

Sponsorship
NYS Department of Economic Development, Environmental Services Unit
Date Issued
2006
Publisher
WASTE NOT Resource Solutions
Keywords
manure best management practices
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compost
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compost quality
Type
report

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