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159 Emissions From Confined Animal Feeding Operations

Oral Session
S11 Soils & Environmental Quality Animal production in the United States has significantly consolidated over the past 20 years, with a larger number of animals being produced on an increasingly smaller land base. Associated with this consolidation are the environmental impacts on regional air quality and off-site transport of bioaerosols. This session will highlight the most recent research on trace gas (ammonia and greenhouse gases) and bioaerosol (bacteria, fungi, endotoxin) emissions from poultry, swine, and cattle operations, and management practices. The overall goal is to stimulate discussions and future research pertaining to best management practices that can be implemented to mitigate these emissions.

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Environmental Quality
Monday, October 17, 2011: 8:00 AM-11:35 AM
Henry Gonzalez Convention Center, Room 210A

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Organizers:
Robert S. Dungan and April Leytem
Presiders:
April Leytem and Robert S. Dungan
8:00 AM
Introductory Remarks
8:05 AM
159-1
Emissions From Confined Animal Feeding Operations: An Overview.
April Leytem, USDA/ARS; Robert S. Dungan, USDA-ARS
8:20 AM
159-2
Gaseous Emissions From Cattle Feedyards and Dairies: An Overview.
Richard W. Todd, USDA-ARS Conservation and Production Research Laboratory; N. A. Cole, USDA-ARS Conservation and Production Research Laboratory; Heidi M. Waldrip, USDA-ARS Conservation and Production Research Laboratory
Recorded Presentation Audio File
8:35 AM
159-3
Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Beef Cattle Overwintering Systems On the Canadian Prairies.
Gwendolyn Donohoe, University of Manitoba; Kim Ominski, University of Manitoba; Mario Tenuta, University of Manitoba; Donald Flaten, University of Manitoba
Recorded Presentation Audio File
8:50 AM
159-4
Poultry Housing Emissions Perspective.
Dana Miles, USDA Agricultural Research Service
9:05 AM
159-5
Abatement of Ammonia Emissions From Confined Animal Feeding Operations.
Ariel Szogi, USDA-ARS; Matias Vanotti, USDA-ARS
9:20 AM
159-6
Relationship Between Dairy Slurry Total Solids Levels and Greenhouse Gas and Ammonia Emissions.
Jeffrey D. Wood, University of Guelph; Rob Gordon, University of Guelph; Claudia Wagner-Riddle, University of Guelph; Kari Dunfield, University of Guelph; Ali Madani, Nova Scotia Agricultural College
Recorded Presentation Audio File
9:35 AM
Break
9:50 AM
159-7
Characterizing and Mitigating Emissions of Volatile Organic Compounds From Animal Feeding Operations.
Steven Trabue, USDA-ARS; Kenwood Scoggin, USDA-ARS; Laura McConnell, USDA-ARS; Ronaldo Maghirang, Kansas State University; Hongwei Xin, Iowa State University; Alam Hasson, California State University, Fresno
10:05 AM
159-8
UV-TiO2 Treatment of Odorants and Odors Associated with Poultry Operations.
Yael Laor, Agricultural Research Organization; Uzi Ravid, Agricultural Research Organization; Robert Armon, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology; Ibrahim Saadi, Agricultural Research Organization; Jacek A. Koziel, Iowa State University
Recorded Presentation Audio File
10:20 AM
159-9
Estimating Emissions and Evaluating Mitigation Strategies with Process-Based Models.
C. Rotz, USDA/ARS; Changsheng Li, University of New Hampshire
Recorded Presentation Audio File
10:35 AM
159-10
Validity of Using Backward Lagrangian Stochastic Technique In Measuring Trace Gas Emission From Treatment Lagoons.
Kyoung S. Ro, USDA-ARS; Melvin Johnson, USDA-ARS; Patrick G. Hunt, USDA-ARS; Kenneth C. Stone, USDA-ARS; Richard Todd, USDA-ARS; Thomas Flesch, University of Alberta
10:50 AM
159-11
Particulate Emissions From Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations.
Ronaldo Maghirang, Kansas State University; Li Guo, Kansas State University; Edna Razote, Kansas State University; Henry Bonifacio, Kansas State University; Steven Trabue, USDA-ARS; Laura McConnell, USDA-ARS
11:05 AM
159-12
Bioaerosols: Generation and Transport From Confined Animal Operations.
Robert Dungan, USDA-ARS; April B. Leytem, USDA-ARS
11:20 AM
159-13
Bioaerosol Release, Transport, and Fate During Land Application of Manure and Biosolids Residuals.
John Brooks, USDA-ARS
Recorded Presentation Audio File
11:35 AM
Adjourn
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