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Animal manure-municipal yard waste composting project in Wright County, Iowa

Randy Killom, Donald G. Wetterauer

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Two of Iowa's waste disposal problems are manure from livestock confinement facilities and yard waste. Considered separately, they present special difficulties in disposal, but when combined they may make a good compost material suitable for use by gardeners and landscapers.

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Two of Iowa's waste disposal problems are manure from livestock confinement facilities and yard waste. Considered separately, they present special difficulties in disposal, but when combined they may make a good compost material suitable for use by gardeners and landscapers.

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Two of Iowa's waste disposal problems are manure from livestock confinement facilities and yard waste. Considered separately, they present special difficulties in disposal, but when combined they may make a good compost material suitable for use by gardeners and landscapers.

Key concepts: Yard, Compost, Manure, Animal waste, Waste management, Municipal solid waste, Environmental science, Waste treatment

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