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Click here to read the July 2008 issue of the Scoop. In this issue, you will get a special look at two of the members of the Agriculture and the Environment Team.
- A Primer on Anaerobic Digestion
- Carbon Credits for Livestock Producers?
- Research on Phosphorus Levels in Lakes Guides State Policy
- Meet the Team
May 2008
- It's up to farmers to be good neighbors.
- Phosphorus workshop focuses on protecting Michigan Waters
- The air we breathe
- Keeping records now makes complying less painful
- Don't miss the 2008 Great Lakes Manure Handling Expo
March 2008
- Healthy farming means healthy water, and vice-versa
- What are they doing on that farm, anyway?
- Agriculture versus quality of life
- Helping pork producers in Amish communities
January 2008
- Economist to discuss animal ag affect on real estate
- Large CAFOs: get to know that permit!
- Monitoring for water quality and health
- New rules for composting systems
- MSU studies dairy washwater reuse
- Our external advisory committee: They talk, we listen
- Finding the balance: Conference hopes to bridge the gap between animal agriculture and communities
- Taking steps to improve air emissions
- Changing animal diets can help control air emissions
- Winter spreading: Better safe than sorry
- Open house features research, food and fun
- Are CNMPs worth the hassle?
- Time to comply: these tips can help you plan and record your intentions through the permit process
- It all comes out in the wash(water)
- In the works …
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