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Pro-Act's Director of Research Published in Hoard's Dairyman

 

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Warren Firm Changes Name to Pro-Act Biotech
By Ted Nesi
Providence Business News Staff Writer
 
Pro-Act Microbial Inc., a supplier of waste treatment systems for the agriculture, aquaculture and food-waste industries, has officially changedits name to Pro-Act Biotech...Read more.

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Pro-Act Manure Treatment Maximizes Plant Nutrients
Providence Business News

 

Pro-Act Biotech’s manure-treatment process is best known for reducing odor, minimizing solid volume and making nutrients more manageable. But recent on-farm testing demonstrated further benefits, the company said....Read more.


 

Anaerobic Digester Technology Expanding
Farmshine
 
The push for green energy and reduced carbon emissions has inspired the expansion of technology such as anaerobic digesters...Read more.

 

Pro-Act's System Further Validated by University Research
Agri-View
 
Research by Dr. Jun Zhu of the University of Minnesota shows that surface aeration "provides an effective and affordable means of handling odors in (manure) lagoons."...Read more.

 

Pro-Act: Get a Whiff of This Manure
By William Hamilton
Providence Business News Staff Writer
 
You really don’t want to know what’s bubbling in that tall plastic container in Dr. Chuzhao Lin’s research lab, but she tells you what it is anyway. It’s cow manure mixed in...Read more.

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Turning Farms' Manure Into Energy
By David Ortiz
Providence Business News

 

A Warren-based company that develops and markets waste treatment systems for farms was recently granted a U.S. patent on a component of its technology...Read more.

 

Magic Valley Dairy Seeing Good Results with Manure Treatment
By Carol Ryan Dumas
Ag Weekly

 
Between tightening regulations and community acceptance, manure management on dairies is becoming increasingly more challenging....Read more.

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Microbes Munch Away on Manure's Smell
By John Oncken
Capital Times

Manure happens.  And because of that very normal and natural fact, livestock farmers often find themselves between a rock and a hard place...Read more.

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Recent press releases

Allies in Manure Treatment Announce New System

Pro-Act Biotech and EcoSolutions Join Forces

Pro-Act Brings Virus-Reducing Air Cleaner to the Northeast

Help Is Here for Sand-Bedded Dairy Farms

Pro-Act’s Aquaculture Division Rapidly Expanding

A Unique Digester Technology Increases Gas Output and Capture

Pro-Act Microbial Evolves Into Pro-Act Biotech

Chemical-Free Catfish Farming in America

Farmers Can Get $100 in Fertilizer Value Per Cow Per Year

Two Routes to Fertilizer Savings

New Digester Technology for Flush Dairies

Farmer’s Neighbor Gets a Pleasant Surprise

Manure Separators in Demand on Animal Farms

Digester Technology No Longer Alienates Small Farms

Pro-Act’s System Further Validated by University Research

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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. 

 

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