Vegetative Treatment Systems have historically been a practice for the treatment and utilization of open lot livestock wastes. Use of these systems has been rejuvenated in recent years. A “sprinkler” vegetative treatment area (VTA) has been designed and developed as a proof of concept for addressing challenges experienced with small and medium Animal Feeding Operations. The focus of this paper is to report on the design, economics, challenges and the lessons learned on the development of this system. Cost data shows the cost of a “sprinkler” VTS to range between $31 to $63/head, compared to $51 to $170/head for a conventional holding pond system
Beef feedlots of all sizes are looking for cost-effective solutions to manage feedlot runoff. Vegeta...
Presented at the 15th annual Central Plains irrigation conference and exposition proceedings on Febr...
The US EPA National Pollution Discharge Elimination System permit program has regulated open lot liv...
Vegetative Treatment Systems have historically been a practice for the treatment and utilization of ...
Vegetative systems have long been studied and evaluated as alternatives to conventional storage, tre...
Runoff from open lot livestock systems (beef and dairy) defined as Concentrated Animal Feeding Opera...
Runoff from open lot livestock systems (beef and dairy) defined as Concentrated Animal Feeding Opera...
Beef feedlots of all sizes are looking for more cost-effective solutions for managing feedlot runoff...
Rules released by EPA in 2003 require beef feedlots defined as Concentrated Animal Feeding Operatio...
Vegetative Treatment Systems (VTSs) are a possible alternative method to containment basins for mana...
ABSTRACT. Runoff from open lot livestock systems (beef and dairy) defined as Concentrated Animal Fee...
Vegetated treatment systems (VTSs) provide an alternative to containment basin systems for beef feed...
Beef feedlots of all sizes are looking for cost-effective solutions to manage feedlot runoff. Vegeta...
Vegetative treatment systems (VTS) are analyzed as a possible alternative to holding ponds to manage...
Presented at the Central Plains irrigation short course and exposition on February 5-6, 2001 at the ...
Beef feedlots of all sizes are looking for cost-effective solutions to manage feedlot runoff. Vegeta...
Presented at the 15th annual Central Plains irrigation conference and exposition proceedings on Febr...
The US EPA National Pollution Discharge Elimination System permit program has regulated open lot liv...
Vegetative Treatment Systems have historically been a practice for the treatment and utilization of ...
Vegetative systems have long been studied and evaluated as alternatives to conventional storage, tre...
Runoff from open lot livestock systems (beef and dairy) defined as Concentrated Animal Feeding Opera...
Runoff from open lot livestock systems (beef and dairy) defined as Concentrated Animal Feeding Opera...
Beef feedlots of all sizes are looking for more cost-effective solutions for managing feedlot runoff...
Rules released by EPA in 2003 require beef feedlots defined as Concentrated Animal Feeding Operatio...
Vegetative Treatment Systems (VTSs) are a possible alternative method to containment basins for mana...
ABSTRACT. Runoff from open lot livestock systems (beef and dairy) defined as Concentrated Animal Fee...
Vegetated treatment systems (VTSs) provide an alternative to containment basin systems for beef feed...
Beef feedlots of all sizes are looking for cost-effective solutions to manage feedlot runoff. Vegeta...
Vegetative treatment systems (VTS) are analyzed as a possible alternative to holding ponds to manage...
Presented at the Central Plains irrigation short course and exposition on February 5-6, 2001 at the ...
Beef feedlots of all sizes are looking for cost-effective solutions to manage feedlot runoff. Vegeta...
Presented at the 15th annual Central Plains irrigation conference and exposition proceedings on Febr...
The US EPA National Pollution Discharge Elimination System permit program has regulated open lot liv...