Solving for methods of treating livestock and poultry manure
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I would like to ask everyone: are there any regulations regarding the treatment of livestock and poultry manure in newly built farms? What are the common methods used for handling manure in farms these days? I appreciate any answers you can provide. Thank you! :handshake
1: Connect with established plantations to handle it directly. 2: You can inform the relevant parties to collect it, dry it, and then buy it in bulk for use as organic fertilizer. 3: Treat it directly through biogas production
It has a strong smell when exposed to sunlight; it’s not allowed in many places
Fermentation for biogas production is a fairly good option. There are regulations regarding gas emissions – namely the so-called \"10 Rules for the Atmosphere\"; you can check those out. However, the detailed standards seem not to have been established yet
Our original CDM project has expired, and we are planning to pursue CCER; we generate electricity from biogas
What are the requirements to participate in CDM or CCER?
We generate electricity from chicken manure biogas – it’s the largest of its kind in Asia
Biogas power generation is a good option; when the volume of gas is large, it needs to be purified
Haha, you’re from President Dong’s side!