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Emerging Ethanol Industry: Implications of Animal Manure Management

Title: Emerging Ethanol Industry: Implications of Animal Manure Management

Authors: John D. Lawrence, Extension Livestock Economist and Director, Iowa Beef Center, Iowa State University

Summary:

Ethanol industry growth offers both opportunities and challenges. This publication explores how the growth of ethanol industry impacts animal manure management as a result of the ethanol industry in the rural farm landscape.

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Emerging Ethanol Industry: Implications of Animal Manure Management