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Feedlot Manure Management Considerations Including Anaerobic Digestion Potential and Mineral Retention
Three anaerobic digestion trials were conducted to evaluate methane production from feedlot manure. As organic matter content of manure decreased, degradation of manure and methane production also linearly decreased (P ≤ 0.02). Quality, or organic matter content of manure, had a greater impact on an
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