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Silage Leachate: A Problem with Potential Benefits

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MF2728 Silage Leachate: A Problem with Potential Benefits

by Joseph P. Harner III

  • Published Date: May 2006
Silage leachate is an organic liquid that is the result of pressure in the silo or the presence of excess water. Leachate is 40 times stronger than dairy parlor wastewater.
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