Andy Lenkaitis
Abstract
The design of a manure system on a dairy farm has always been heavily dependent on the type of bedding used. This dependence occurs because the bedding material (or litter) eventually ends up mixed with manure, and it is eventually handled together as one combined product.
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The design of a manure system on a dairy farm has always been heavily dependent on the type of bedding used. This dependence occurs because the bedding material (or litter) eventually ends up mixed with manure, and it is eventually handled together as one combined product.
Key concepts: Bedding, Manure, Litter, Product (mathematics), Business, Environmental science, Engineering, Agricultural science