2019 - UMN CCAPS · 2019-04-11 · General Planning Teng Lim, University of Missouri Leslie Johnson, University of Nebraska−Lincoln ... professional engineer, a Board Certified

April 22–26, 2019Graduate Minneapolis Hotel

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Waste to WorthAdvancing Sustainability in Animal Agriculture

wastetoworth.org

2019

Conference Co-ChairsErin Cortus, University of MinnesotaKevin Janni, University of Minnesota

ProgramMary Keena, North Dakota State University (Chair)Rick Stowell, University of Nebraska−LincolnRebecca Larson, University of Wisconsin-MadisonRobert Meinen, Penn State University

SponsorshipLeslie Johnson, University of Nebraska−LincolnTeng Lim, University of Missouri

ToursMelissa Wilson, University of Minnesota (Chair)Chryseis Modderman, University of Minnesota

NetworkingRobert Meinen, Penn State UniversityTommy Bass, Montana State UniversityNichole Embertson, Whatcom Conservation DistrictErica Rogers, Michigan State UniversityLeslie Johnson, University of Nebraska−Lincoln

Conference Management ServicesKristi Fischer, University of MinnesotaPaul Engels, University of MinnesotaAbigayle O’Keefe, University of Minnesota

Student Poster CompetitionTommy Bass, Montana State University

EvaluationRick Koelsch, University of Nebraska−Lincoln

General PlanningTeng Lim, University of MissouriLeslie Johnson, University of Nebraska−LincolnRobert Meinen, Penn State UniversityRebecca Larson, University of Wisconsin-MadisonJoe Harrison, Washington State UniversityJeff Porter, Natural Resources Conservation ServiceLide Chen, University of IdahoMelissa Wilson, University of MinnesotaRick Stowell, University of Nebraska−LincolnKristi Fischer, University of MinnesotaShafiqur Rahman, North Dakota State UniversityLeif Fixen, The Nature ConservancyErica Rogers, Michigan State UniversityRick Koelsch, University of Nebraska−LincolnAbigayle O’Keefe, University of MinnesotaChryseis Modderman, University of MinnesotaSandy Means, Natural Resources Conservation ServiceNichole Embertson, Whatcom Conservation DistrictTommy Bass, Montana State UniversitySuresh Niraula, Three Rivers Park DistrictMegan Webb, University of MinnesotaPaul Engels, University of Minnesota

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Keynote SpeakerDr. Marty MatlockExecutive Director of the University of Arkansas Resiliency CenterProfessor of Ecological Engineering, University of Arkansas

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Dr. Marty Matlock’s research focuses on technologies and processes to increase the resilience of ecosystem services in human-dominated ecosystems. Dr. Matlock investigates the interface of food, water, and community systems. He works with ecologists, engineers, architects, social and political scientists, agricultural scientists, economists, and business leaders to create new understanding and framing of vexing human challenges. His interdisciplinary work has been recognized by leading organizations in agriculture, engineering, architecture, landscape architecture, and sustainable design with over 30 national and international awards. Dr. Matlock has coauthored four books and more than 50 peer-reviewed manuscripts. He coordinates academic, research, outreach, and facilities efforts in sustainable and resilient systems across the University of Arkansas campus. Dr. Matlock is the recipient of the 2018 CAST-Borlaug

Agriculture Communications Award. He serves on the USEPA Science Advisory Committee for Agriculture, previously served on the US Secretary of Agriculture’s Committee for the 21st Century, is Chairman of the Cherokee Nation Environmental Protection Commission, and serves as sustainability science advisor for 12 food and agricultural product companies. He received his PhD in Biosystems Engineering from Oklahoma State University and is a registered professional engineer, a Board Certified Environmental Engineer, and a Certified Ecosystem Designer.

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PanelistBetsy HickmanVice President of Stakeholder Engagement & ImplementationField to Market: The Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture

Ms. Betsy Hickman’s work focuses on cultivating strategic partnerships, while overseeing the scaling and implementation of Field to Market’s programs. In this role, Ms. Hickman advises purpose-driven organizations from across the food and agriculture value chain on effective strategies to meet sustainability commitments, while supporting farmers’ continuous improvement journeys with Field to Market’s sustainability metrics, tools, and services. Possessing more than a decade of proven leadership in sustainability, communications strategy, and brand management, she brings a diverse skill set and experience from both the nonprofit and private sectors to Field to Market. Prior to joining the Alliance, Ms. Hickman spent nearly six years with the World Wildlife Fund, leading communications for their global sustainability partnerships

with companies like The Coca-Cola Company, McDonald’s, and Procter & Gamble. In this role, she gained deep insight into a diverse range of sustainability issues, from climate and energy to water stewardship and responsible forestry to sustainable agriculture, packaging, and seafood. Earlier in her career, she served in various leadership roles in communications and marketing for publishing and investor relation firms after cutting her teeth in the advertising industry.

PanelistDr. Brett KaysenAssistant Vice-President of SustainabilityNational Pork Board

Dr. Brett Kaysen leads an organization-wide effort to establish pork as the responsible protein of choice. He works to strengthen food chain and consumer understanding of pork production practices by developing research-based communication strategies that engage and influence key decision makers. Prior to this role, Dr. Kaysen was the Western Regional Sales Director for the US Pork Business at Zoetis, leading a team who served pork producers and swine veterinarians with their animal health needs. While at Zoetis, he also was a Dairy Production Specialist, helping dairy producers apply data and genomics to improve health and profitability on their dairies in Colorado and Kansas. Before joining Zoetis, Dr. Kaysen was a key member of the Animal Sciences department at Colorado State University (CSU) in Fort

Collins. There, he spent five years as Interim Undergraduate Teaching Coordinator, coached the livestock judging team for six years, served two years as Youth Extension Specialist, was an instructor for 13 years and was awarded the 2012 Best Teacher Award by the CSU Alumni Association. Dr. Kaysen has served as Youth Advisory Board Chairman for the National Junior Swine Association. In 2016, he was inducted into the Colorado 4-H Hall of Fame. He holds a BA in Animal Science, an MA in Agricultural Extension Education, and a PhD in Animal Sciences, Management Systems, all from Colorado State University.

PanelistBen WeinheimerVice PresidentTexas Cattle Feeders AssociationChairman-Elect for US Roundtable for Sustainable Beef

As Vice President for the Texas Cattle Feeders Association (TCFA), headquartered in Amarillo, Mr. Ben Weinheimer works with TCFA feedyard members on regulatory and legislative issues. He also manages several of the Association’s service programs, including the Beef Quality Assurance Program, Employee Safety Services Program, Environmental Services Program, and USDA-approved Export Verification Program. He is responsible for the Association’s research and beef sustainability programs. Mr. Weinheimer is actively engaged in the US Roundtable

for Sustainable Beef, serving as chairman-elect of the Board of Directors and co-chair of the Indicator Working Group. He graduated from Texas A&M University with a bachelor’s degree in agricultural engineering and is a licensed professional engineer in Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma.

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Monday, April 224:00 PM Registration—Pinnacle Foyer

5:00 PM Welcome Reception

Tuesday, April 236:00 AM Registration—Graduate Lobby

Tour 1 Tour 2Unique Agriculture Sustainable LivestockMeet on the west side of the Graduate on Harvard St.

Meet on the west side of the Graduate on Harvard St.

7:00 am to 5:30 pm 7:00 am to 6:00 pmLunch provided Lunch provided

Simply Shrimp LLC A family-owned saltwater shrimp farm founded and managed by Paul Damhof in a remodeled calf barn in western Minnesota. Paul raises 33,000 Pacific white shrimp from babies to market weight in 120 to 140 days in 17 circular tanks. All of the shrimp are marketed fresh from the Damhof farm.

The Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative (SMBSC)A farmer-owned producer of beet sugar, the Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative was founded in 1974. The cooperative has over 500 shareholders that produce approximately three million tons of sugarbeets every year. In addition to sugar, SMBSC produces several by-products from beet wastes. They recycle steam produced by their boilers up to six times in the processing of the sugarbeet to sugar. Overall they have increased energy efficiency by 60 percent over 30 years. Signed plant tour release and visitor good management practices form required.

CreekSide SoilCreekSide Soil is a municipal composting facility for Hutchinson residents and McLeod County. The tour will focus on CreekSide Soil’s curbside organic program in Hutchinson and production of compost-based soil amendment and potting products. CreekSide also composts dairy manure and yard wastes.

The West Central Research and Outreach Center (WCROC)WCROC is part of the University of Minnesota’s College of Food, Agricultural, and Natural Resource Sciences (CFANS) and has been excelling in applied agriculture research and education for over 100 years. This tour will highlight the WCROC’s work on biofilters for swine odor control, mortality composting, and turning wind energy into ammonia fuel. In addition, a presentation will be given on an innovative project that turns algae grown from manure into cattle feed.

Riverview, LLPA diversified agribusiness based in Morris, MN, with dairy, beef, and crops segments in various locations across Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Arizona, and New Mexico. This tour will focus on manure management, biogas production, and liquid-solid separation systems in a large dairy operation.


Tour 3Organic Fertilizers and Ag By-ProductsMeet on the west side of the Graduate on Harvard St.

8:00 AM to 4:00 PMLunch provided

SustaneSustane is a manufacturer and exporter of organic and natural-based fertilizers. The base product is made from aerobically composted turkey litter, which can then be combined with plant nutrients and soil-amending ingredients in a homogeneous granule fertilizer. We will first stop at the main fertilizer plant to discuss the history of the company with the founder, Craig Holden. We will not tour the plant, but our next stop will take us to the turkey litter composting facility where you can see their large-scale operation and ask questions!

The Agricultural Utilization Research Institute (AURI)AURI helps develop new uses for agricultural products through science and technology, partnering with businesses and entrepreneurs to bring ideas to reality. Their four focus areas are: biobased products, renewable energy, coproducts, and food. During the tour, participants will get a feel for the types of products AURI has helped develop and see the types of equipment they use to convert wastes into worth. You will be surprised by what products they have worked with!

Cultural Night at Frederick R Weisman Art Museum (Casual Attire)6:00 PM Social Hour

Guests will have access to the museum's exhibit halls. Weisman Museum is a brief walking distance from the Graduate.

6:30 PM Cultural DinnerDinner featuring Minnesota-inspired food.

Tour 4Sustainable Stadiums has been cancelled

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Wednesday, April 246:00 AM Informal Run/Walk—Meet in Hotel Lobby

7:00 AM Registration and Breakfast—Meridian Foyer

8:30 AM General Session—Meridian BallroomWelcome from the University of Minnesota and Livestock and Poultry Environmental Learning Community

9:00 AM Keynote | Sustainable Animal Agriculture: Past Accomplishments and Future Challenges (Marty Matlock, University of Arkansas)

10:00 AM Break—Meridian Foyer

10:30 AM Industry Panel | Integrating Sustainability Efforts in the Livestock and Crop Industries (Brett Kaysen, National Pork Board; Ben Weinheimer, US Roundtable for Sustainable Beef; Betsy Hickman, Field to Market)

11:45 AM Lunch—Pinnacle Ballroom

1:00 PM Water Quality & Soil Health

Sustainability Frameworks

Meridian Ballroom–1 and 2 Meridian Ballroom–3 and 4

Moderator | Nichole Embertson Moderator | Natalie Hunt

1:00 PMRegional Runoff Risk Tools for Nutrient Reduction in Great Lakes States (Dustin Goering)

1:20 PMMinnesota's Runoff Risk Advisory Forecast: Forecasting the Optimal Time for Manure Application (Heather Johnson)

1:40 PMThe Michigan EnviroImpact Tool: A Supporting Tool to Help Farmers in Forecasting Manure Nutrient Runoff Risk (Erica Rogers)

2:00 PMWinter Manure Application: Research Needs and Future Direction (Steven Safferman)

1:00 PMWORKSHOP | Establishing an Environmental Sustainability Framework for Animal Agriculture (Natalie Hunt)

Workshop participants will assess animal agriculture scenarios to collectively enhance understanding of sustainability terms that will aid in communicating about sustainability efforts across different stakeholder groups.

2:20 PM Break–Meridian Foyer



Sustainability Frameworks Wastewater Treatment

Meridian Ballroom—1 and 2 Meridian Ballroom—3 and 4 Pathways Room

Moderator | Leslie Johnson Moderator | Natalie Hunt Moderator | Rick Stowell

2:40 PMNutrient Leaching Under Manure Staging Piles (Rhonda Miller)

3:00 PMMacropore Characterization to Enable the Selection of Practices that Minimize Soluble Phosphorus Loss (Steven Safferman)

3:20 PMImpact of Biochar on Nitrogen Cycling: Impact of Oxidation and Application to Filter Strips (Rebecca Larson)

3:40 PMImpact of Animal Manure and Organic Biosolids on Properties Contributing to Soil Health (Linda Schott)


Continued from previous session.

2:40 PMINVITED PANEL | Wastewater Treatment for Water and Nutrient Recycling– Stakeholder Perspectives (Rick Stowell and Teng Lim)

A panel will share perspectives on the technologies and communication necessary to enhance water and nutrient recycling on livestock farms.

4:00 PM Poster Session and Reception—Meridian Foyer

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Sustainability Frameworks Wastewater Treatment


Moderator | Leslie Johnson Moderator | Natalie Hunt Moderator | Rick Stowell

2:40 PMNutrient Leaching Under Manure Staging Piles (Rhonda Miller)

3:00 PMMacropore Characterization to Enable the Selection of Practices that Minimize Soluble Phosphorus Loss (Steven Safferman)

3:20 PMImpact of Biochar on Nitrogen Cycling: Impact of Oxidation and Application to Filter Strips (Rebecca Larson)

3:40 PMImpact of Animal Manure and Organic Biosolids on Properties Contributing to Soil Health (Linda Schott)



2:40 PMINVITED PANEL | Wastewater Treatment for Water and Nutrient Recycling– Stakeholder Perspectives (Rick Stowell and Teng Lim)

A panel will share perspectives on the technologies and communication necessary to enhance water and nutrient recycling on livestock farms.

4:00 PM Poster Session and Reception—Meridian Foyer

Number Title Presenter1 Effects of Adding Clinoptilolite Zeolite on Dairy Manure Composting

Mix on the Compost Stability and MaturityMario de Haro Marti

2 Existing Data on Long-Term Manure Storages, Opportunities to Assist Decision Makers

Michael Krcmarik

3 Can Manure Improve Soil Health? Teng Lim

4 NRCS Pilot Project of the DeltaProbeTM Seepage Meter Sandra Means

5 Sand Bedding for Cows: Is It a Contaminant? Is It Sustainable for Our Soils? Mark Misch

6 Updating Manure N and P Credits: A Growth Chamber Study Suresh Niraula

7 Real-Time Data Collection: Lessons Learned from the Dead Cow Tool and Hurricane Harvey

Catherine Stanley

8 Production of Greenhouse Gases, Ammonia, Hydrogen Sulfide, and Odorous Compounds from Manure of Beef Feedlot Cattle Implanted With Anabolic Steroids

Mindy Spiehs

9 Production of Greenhouse Gases and Odorous Volatile Organic Compounds from Manure of Beef Feedlot Cattle Fed Diets With and Without Ionophores

Mindy Spiehs

Ron Sheffield Memorial Student Posters

Number Title PresenterS1 Evaluation of Current Products for Use in Deep Pit Swine Manure Storage

Structures for Mitigation of Odors and Reduction of NH3, H2S, and VOC Emissions from Stored Swine Manure

Baitong Chen

S2 Quantitative Analysis of Words in Popular Press Articles About Livestock and Environment

Ryan Felton

S3 Methodologies for In-Situ Characterization of the Impact of Equine Manure Management Practices on Water Quality

Agustin Francisco

S4 Innovative Use of Solar Energy to Mitigate Heat Stress in Sows Brigit Lozinski

S5 Phosphorus Release from Sewage Sludge Incinerator Ash in Corn and Soybean Field Study

Persephone Ma

S6 On-Farm Research and Student Engagement to Assess and Promote Manure and Mulch as Land Treatment Practices in Nebraska

Agustin Olivo

S7 Sidedressing Corn: Swine Manure via Dragline Hose Produces Yields Comparable to Synthetic Fertilizer

Christopher Pfarr

S8 Energy Consumption in Commercial Midwest Dairy Barns Kirsten Sharpe

S9 i(AM)Responsible: A Nationwide Network for Engaging Consumers and Agricultural Producers in Addressing Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)

Mara Zelt

2019 Waste to Worth Posters


Thursday, April 256:00 AM Informal Run/Walk—Meet in Hotel Lobby


8:00 AM Manure Treatment Systems One Health Environmental PlanningMeridian Ballroom—1 and 2 Meridian Ballroom—3 and 4 Pathways Room

Moderator | Teng Lim Moderator | Amy Schmidt Moderator | Rebecca Larson

8:00 AMNRCS Solid-Liquid Separation Document—It Is Finally Here! (Jeff Porter)

8:20 AMPreliminary Study of Sand Settling Lane Designs and Performance (Matthew Robert)

8:40 AMCharacterization of Nutrients and GHG Emissions from Separated Dairy Manure (Horacio Aguirre-Villegas)

9:00 AMDevelopment and Application of the Newtrient Environmental Assessment Tool (NEAT): A Methodology for Comparing Manure Treatment Technologies (Curt Gooch)

9:20 AMNewtrient Manure Technology Catalog: An Online Resource for Farmers, Their Key Advisors, and Others Involved in Dairy Manure Management (Mark Stoermann)

9:40 AMConsiderations in Evaluating Manure Treatment Systems for Dairy Farms (Curt Gooch)

8:00 AMINVITED PANEL | One Health: Policies, Practices, and Priorities to Address Antimicrobial Resistance (Amy Schmidt)

A nationwide team cooperating on a new outreach program titled iAMResponsible is bringing together a panel of experts to engage in conversations about the shared responsibility among food producers and processors, consumers, policy makers, and the medical community to understand and address antimicrobial resistance.

8:00 AMEvaluating Manure Nutrient Density and Paths for Improved Distribution (Rebecca Larson)

8:20 AMImpacts of New Phosphorous Regulations on Composting of Animal Manures (Michael Bryan-Brown)

8:40 AMComparison of Struvite to Mono-Ammonium-Phosphate as a Phosphorus Source on Commercial Alfalfa Fields (Joe Harrison)

9:00 AMSpatial and Temporal Soil Nitrogen Distribution After Shallow Disk Manure Injection in Corn (Robert Meinen)

9:20 AMSidedressing Emerged Corn with Liquid Livestock Manure (Glen Arnold)

9:40 AMPhosphorus Contribution from Distillers Grains to Corn and Wheat in North Dakota (Jasper Teboh)


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10:30 AM Manure Treatment Systems One Health Environmental PlanningMeridian Ballroom—1 and 2 Meridian Ballroom—3 and 4 Pathways Room

Moderator | Rick Stowell Moderator | Amy Schmidt Moderator | Rick Koelsch

10:30 AMFeasibility of Reducing a Dairy Farm's Manure Enterprise Costs Using a Wet Gasification Technology (Peter Wright)

10:50 AMNutrient Recovery from Raw Dairy Manure with the Cold Process (Mark Rohlfson)

11:10 AMVersatility of the MAnure PHosphorus EXtraction (MAPHEX) System in Removing Phosphorus, Odor, Microbes, and Alkalinity from Dairy Manures (Clinton Church)

11:30 AMPerformance and Payback of a Solid-Liquid Separation Finishing Barn (Teng Lim)

11:50 AMComparison of Sulfuric vs. Oxalic Sulfuric when Forming Struvite from Liquid Dairy Manure (Joe Harrison)

12:10 AMAeration for Elimination of Manure Odor and Manure Runoff: What One Professional Engineer Has Learned Through the Past 12 Years (John Ries)

10:30 AMINVITED PANEL | One Health: Policies, Practices, and Priorities to Address Antimicrobial Resistance (Amy Schmidt)


10:30 AMComparison Between Different Approaches to Estimating Nutrient Balances in Livestock Production Watersheds (Mahmoud Sharara)

10:50 AMPredicting Manure Nitrogen and Phosphorus Characteristics of Beef Open Lot Systems (Rick Koelsch)

11:10 AMImpact of Fluctuating Fertilizer Prices on Poultry Manure Nutrient Value (John Chastain)

11:30 AMFlushing Liquid Dairy Manure Solid Particle and Nutrient Distributions (Lide Chen)

11:50 AMImpact of Anaerobic Digestion on Solids, Nitrogen, Phosphorous, Potassium, and Sulfur Concentrations of Swine Manure (John Chastain)

12:10 PMFeed Manipulation, Manure Treatment, and Sustainable Poultry Production (Biodun Bolu)

12:30 PM Lunch—Pinnacle Ballroom


2:00 PM Anaerobic Digestion & Fermentation

Learning Technology Emerging Contaminants


Moderator | Curt Gooch Moderator | Alison Howard Moderator | Mindy Spiehs

2:00 PMAnaerobic Digestion Policy Analysis: Understanding Perceptions, Knowledge and Implementation (Carlton Poindexter)

2:20 PMOverview of the US Agricultural Biogas Industry and AgSTAR Technical Resources (Nick Elger)

2:40 PMTwo Ways to AD/Biogas Systems Implementation: The Right Way, and Again – Decades of Findings (Keith Henn)

3:00 PMAdvancements in Anaerobic Sequencing Batch Reactor (ASBR) Design (Douglas Hamilton)

2:00 PMWORKSHOP | New Technologies to Help Us Share Stories and Ideas (University of Minnesota Extension Learning Technology)

Participants will learn how to bring educational content to life through immersive imagery and see how to adapt technology in new ways to reach their audience.

2:00 PMSoil Type and Short-Term Survival of Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea Virus (Dan Miller)

2:20 PMFate of Antimicrobials During Dairy Manure Management and Processing (Stephanie Lansing)

2:40 PMAntibiotic Measurement and Recovery in Manure and Impacts on Antimicrobial Resistance in Agricultural Settings (Andrea Yarberry)

3:00 PMDevelopment of a Cost-Effective Treatment Process for Removing Antimicrobials from Agricultural Wastewater (Mindy Spiehs)

3:20 PM Break—Meridian Foyer

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3:40 PM Anaerobic Digestion & Fermentation

Learning Technology Air Quality


Moderator | Doug Hamilton Moderator | Alison Howard Moderator | Kevin Janni

3:40 PMSynergetic Process Parameters Interaction in Solid State Anaerobic Co-Digestion (Ademola Ajayi-Banji)

4:00 PMFungal Treatment to Enhance the Nutritional Value of Canola Meal for Animal Feed (Fatemeh Heidari)

4:20 PMEffect of Pretreatment and Agitation Frequency on Methane Yield in Solid State Anaerobic Codigestion of Dairy Manure and Corn Stover (Ademola Ajayi-Banji)

4:40 PMRevenue Streams from Poultry Manure in AD (Bill Parmentier)

3:40 PMWORKSHOP | New Technologies to Help Us Share Stories and Ideas (University of Minnesota Extension Learning Technology)


3:40 PMThe Use of USDA-NRCS Conservation Innovation Grants to Advance Air Quality Improvements (Greg Zwicke)

4:00 PMSeasonal and Spatial Variations in Aerial Ammonia Concentrations in Deep Pit Beef Cattle Barns (Erin Cortus)

4:20 PMGreenhouse Gases and Ammonia Emissions from Application of Beef Manure and Urea in Corn (Suresh Niraula)

4:40 PMSodium Bisulfate Treatment of Horse Stalls in the Southeastern United States (Carissa Wickens)

Dinner on your own


Friday, April 266:00 AM Informal Run/Walk—Meet in Hotel Lobby


8:00 AM Sustainable Animal Systems Manure ApplicationMeridian Ballroom—1 and 2 Meridian Ballroom—3 and 4

Moderator | Amy Schmidt Moderator | Leslie Johnson

8:00 AMCarbon, Water, and Land Use for Pork Production when Modifying Type and Regional Sourcing of Feed Ingredients (Jennifer Schmitt)

8:20 AMEnvironmental Impacts of Dairy Production Systems in the Changing Climate of the Northeast (Al Rotz)

8:40 AMThermal and Electrical Energy and Water Consumption in a Midwest Dairy Parlor (Brad Heins)

9:00 AMPasture-based Dairy Impact on Nitrogen and Phosphorus Cycling in Response to Grazing Grass-Legume Mixtures over Monocultures (Jenny Long)

9:20 AMA National Assessment of the Environmental Impacts of Beef Cattle Production (Al Rotz)

8:00 AMWORKSHOP | Using Hands-On Activities to Teach Land Application of Manure (Leslie Johnson)

A hands-on workshop will share activities related to odor management, stockpiling and transporting manure, equipment calibration, and how to promote active learning during manure management training.


10:00 AM Communicating about Livesock Operations & Manure

Beef System Sustainability

Meridian Ballroom—1 and 2 Meridian Ballroom—3 and 4

Moderator | Melony Wilson Moderator | Megan Webb

10:00 AMAdding Color to Your Program—People and Personalities (Mary Keena)

10:20 AMSurvey of Pennsylvania Manure Hauler and Broker Certification Program (Robert Meinen)

10:40 AMTransforming Manure from Waste to Worth to Support Responsible Livestock Production in Nebraska (Amy Schmidt)

11:00 AMDevelopment of Short Educational Videos for CAFO Related Topics (Teng Lim)

11:20 AMDevelopment of a Livestock Siting Assessment Matrix (Rick Stowell)

10:00 AMINVITED PANEL | The Influence of Beef Production Systems on Animal Performance, the Environment, and Consumer Preference (Megan Webb)

This panel will highlight marketing outcomes of beef production systems and panelists’ unique perspectives, and the audience will help create new marketing approaches for beef.

Conference Adjourns

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2019 - UMN CCAPS · 2019-04-11 · General Planning Teng Lim, University of Missouri Leslie Johnson, University of Nebraska−Lincoln ... professional engineer, a Board Certified