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Recent Press
Releases
Pro-Act's
Director of Research Published in Hoard's Dairyman
Biogas Collection
Becoming a Hot Topic
Microbes Munch Away on
Manure's Smell
an article by John Oncken
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Recent press releases
Fertilizer Prices Expected to Continue to Rise
Manure Separators in Demand on Animal Farms
Farmers Turning to Manure During Fertilizer Shortage
Biotech Company Dramatically Cuts Farms’ Fertilizer Use
World Ag Expo Attendees Interested in Sustainable
Agricultural Systems
Digester Technology No Longer Alienates Small Farms
Pro-Act’s System Further Validated by University
Research
Pro-Act
Announces New Component of Their Waste Treatment System
Pro-Act
Takes the NextStep™ in Ag Waste Treatment
Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area Clears Algae from Lake with
All Clear™
Pro-Act Reports a Surge in New Users After the World
Dairy Expo
Pro-Act
Microbial Brings Biogas Collection within Reach
Pro-Act
Microbial Receives Patent
Better Manure Treatment Results in Improved Nutrient
Management
Engineered Storage Products & Pro-Act Microbial Offer
the Ideal Treatment System
A New Chapter in Dairying Being Written in Wisconsin
Manure Can Help Satisfy Fertilizer Demands for Increased
Corn Crops
Independent
Study Confirms Pro-Act's Odor Reduction
California Dairy Finds a Better Way to Pump Their
Lagoons
Pro-Act
Microbial Introduces Portable Scavenger Pump
Fall
Pump-outs Eased for Some Dairy Farmers
California Dairymen Can Now
Breathe Easier
Wisconsin
Dairy Producers Faced with New Regulations
Pro-Act's System Helps Farmers Save During Tough Times
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Pro-Act's Director of
Research Published in Hoard's Dairyman
Dr. Chuzhao Lin, Pro-Act's
director of research, has an article titled,
"Bring Your Lagoon Back to
Life", published in the May 25th issue of Hoard's Dairyman. Dr.
Lin describes how a manure lagoon is supposed to work and how its functionality
can be improved to work even better.
Click the article's title to read it in its
entirety.
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Biogas Collection
Becoming a Hot Topic
The market
is waking up to the benefits of collecting and utilizing methane gas. Pro-Act
is there with a solution.
Canada is
making serious efforts toward meeting the Kyoto protocol, and methane reduction
is a priority. The topic is also heating up in the states where CAFOs are taking
the brunt of the heat for the emissions of methane. It’s good to know that
Pro-Act has
an economical way to collect methane.
Click here
for more information on our Biogas Collection
System.
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Microbes Munch Away on Manure's Smell
An article by John Oncken, published in the
Capital Times, November 2005.
Click
here to read it in its
entirety.
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See How Pro-Act Has Worked for
Others
"The flush water has improved
greatly, the odor is down and the floors are not nearly as slippery."
"You can touch the alley water with your hand and it smells clean!"
“Pro-Act’s microbes really proved themselves this spring.”
They're not going away, so the odor must.
“Nobody else had a good answer.”
Pro-Act's Microbes at Work
See "...the tallest corn we've ever had!"
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