By Blake Jackson
This summer, a unique event returns to New York: the North American Manure Expo. More than just fertilizer, manure takes center stage at this international expo, showcasing its crucial role in sustainable farming practices.
Started in 2001, the Manure Expo has blossomed from a local gathering to a vibrant hub for innovation and education. Witness cutting-edge technologies in action through live demonstrations, explore the latest equipment in an expansive trade show, and delve into in-depth sessions led by industry experts.
This year's event, hosted by Cornell Pro-Dairy and University of Vermont Extension, promises a dynamic blend of regional expertise and global perspective. Whether you're a seasoned farmer, an agricultural professional, or simply curious about sustainable agriculture, the Manure Expo has something for everyone.
Here's a glimpse of what awaits:
- Live Demonstrations: Observe the latest equipment in action, from land application techniques to manure agitation technology.
- Extensive Trade Show: Explore a diverse range of manure-related equipment, tools, and services, interacting directly with vendors to discover solutions for your needs.
- Educational Sessions: Dive deep into a variety of topics, from nutrient management strategies to environmental considerations and safety protocols.
- Guided Tours: Take advantage of expert-led tours showcasing innovative approaches to manure storage, treatment, and utilization in farming practices.
Who should attend? The Manure Expo welcomes anyone with an interest in the responsible and efficient use of manure in agriculture. Professionals like nutrient applicators, livestock producers, agricultural consultants, and even educators and government officials, will find valuable insights and connections at this unique event.
So, mark your calendars for July 17-18 and join the North American Manure Expo at Patterson Farms in Auburn, New York. Discover the world of sustainable farming, delve into cutting-edge technologies, and network with fellow enthusiasts as you witness the transformation of manure from waste to valuable resources.
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