What are the methods for handling cow manure on a small dairy farm?
Looking for methods to handle cow manure on a small dairy farm.
Because the scale is small and funds are limited. There are just over 50 dairy cows in total.
I'd like everyone to help me come up with some ideas. I've heard that cow manure can be used to make biogas and fertilizer for flowers and trees. I'd like to know whether I can make these given my current situation?
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Biogas is a must
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No problem, just gather it together and let it compost, and it makes excellent fertilizer for flowers and trees
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You can build a small biogas digester, but in the northern winter, is this the right thing to do
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It can be returned to the fields, and it can also be used as fertilizer for flowers and trees
I'd like everyone to help me come up with some ideas. I've heard that cow manure can be used to make biogas and fertilizer for flowers and trees. I'd like to know whether I can make these given my current situation?
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Biogas is a must
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No problem, just gather it together and let it compost, and it makes excellent fertilizer for flowers and trees
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You can build a small biogas digester, but in the northern winter, is this the right thing to do
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It can be returned to the fields, and it can also be used as fertilizer for flowers and trees