Source: Rick Koelsch, NEBRASKA FARMER, 8/28/18


Roughly half of all neighbor complaints of livestock odors originate from land application of manure. Weather forecasts and a little knowledge of odor dilution can be powerful tools for keeping your neighbors happy — or at least avoiding irate phone calls.
Incorporation of manure into the soil is always the “best” practice for controlling odor. Soil is an excellent filter for removing odors released by manure. However, maintaining residue cover to protect soil quality, reduce erosion and conserve water doesn't always allow for manure to be incorporated.

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