Farms.com Home › News

Disposing Of Livestock Mortalities

Nov 05, 2015

Subscribe to our Newsletters

There are several methods to choose from when disposing of livestock mortalities, each with its pros and cons. One method worth considering is composting. We talked with Kim Stanford, beef research scientist at Alberta Agriculture about composting deadstock.

Interview with Kim Stanford (2:33 minutes) (1.16 Mb)

Source : Agriculture and Forestry

Trending Video

In The Field Update - Brining Farmers and Ranchers together

Video: In The Field Update - Brining Farmers and Ranchers together

After the historic wildfires last month grazing land has been lost. With cattle needing to get out to grass, can farmers and ranchers come together to help with those resources? Steve White has the story.

International Year of Soils: November 2015

Lawrence MacAulay is Canada’s new Minister of Agriculture

Business News by Better Farming

New Canola Plant in Regina Strengthens Market ... ›

Iowa Crop Progress and Condition Report ›

Booker Reintroduces Legislation to Restrict Pu... ›

Stalled Farm Bill, Slashed Grants Undercut Far... ›

Nearly $10 Billion in Farmer Bridge Assistance... ›

USDA Advances Reorganization and Restructuring... ›

Research Reveals Tiling May Boost Corn Silage,... ›

U.S. Farmers Receive Billions in Emergency Aid... ›

General News by Better Farming

Operating farm equipment in Michigan ›

Alta. producer feedback encouraged in Ghost-Kanan... ›

Cereals Canada Releases “Securing Global Markets ... ›

We’re Hiring: Research Program Manager – Special ... ›

CCGA Wins 2026 CPHR Manitoba Awards ›

Saskatchewan Food, Fuel, Fertilizer Summit Spotli... ›

Producers encouraged to provide feedback on Ghost... ›

Alberta Grains invests in new research projects t... ›

Forums by Agriville.com

A real lobby effort results ›

Winter wheat harvest Highwood Montana ›

U.S. Midwest Corn Pollination is Widesprea... ›

Rain lottery ›

Friday crop.report on a Thursday middle of... ›

Current N pricing ›

Machinery News by Better Farming

GEA Drummondville plant certified to ISO 50001

GEA Drummondville plant certified to ISO 50001 ›

Kinze Product Innovation Day Set for June 2026 ›

Oxbo Celebrates Grand Opening of New Facility in B... ›

ISU Startup Factory Helps Entrepreneurs Bring New ... ›

Vi by visorPRO Launches AI-Powered Story Writing A... ›

Crop News by Better Farming

Thank you for attending our Earth Day Farm Tours!

Thank you for attending our Earth Day Far... ›

“Too Much on the Line” campaign launche... ›

Planting Tips for a Strong Spring Start ›

Farming Robots Deliver More Crop Per Drop ›

Cereals Canada Releases “Securing Globa... ›

Livestock News by Better Farming

Alta. producer feedback encouraged in Ghost-Kananaskis plan

Alta. producer feedback encouraged in Gho... ›

Silage for Beef Conference Scheduled fo... ›

Using the Swiss Cheese Principle to Inc... ›

Groundbreaking Review Unveils Genetic D... ›

Climate Experts Say Spring is Coming Ea... ›

Sponsored Links:

Highest Yielding Soybeans, PigCHAMP Grow-Finish, Precision Agriculture, Swine Reproduction Software

This website uses tracking tools, including cookies. We use these technologies for a variety of reasons, including to recognize new and past website users, to customize your experience, perform analytics and deliver personalized advertising on our sites, apps and newsletters and across the Internet based on your interests.
You agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Access by clicking I agree.