From Kashmanian.Richard@epamail.epa.govThu Jun  6 13:26:01 1996
Date: 6 Jun 96 10:15:26 
From: Richard Kashmanian <Kashmanian.Richard@epamail.epa.gov>
To: sanet-mg <sanet-mg@amani.ces.ncsu.edu>
Subject: Looking for information on dry hog manure handling systems

Dear Sanet,

      Regarding the multiple postings, I sent my message below out yesterday 
only once.  I ignored the messages that certain addresses were invalid.  
However, I received two bcc copies yesterday, the first at 6:14:41 and the 
second at 11:06:54.  So it looks like the problem of multiple messages is 
compounded by automatic duplicate (or more?) mailings of the originals.  The 
server does not realize that less (messages) is more (satisfying).

Richard
kashmanian.richard@epamail.epa.gov

To: sanet-mg @ amani.ces.ncsu.edu @ IN
cc:  
From: Richard Kashmanian
Date: 06/05/96 02:06:57 PM
Subject: Looking for information on dry hog manure handling systems

Dear Sanet Users,

      A colleague of mine with EPA's Region 7 in Kansas City, KS, asked me to 
post a question to the Sanet group concerning raising hogs and handling their 
manure.  Does anyone know examples of hog farms that use dry manure handling 
methods -- such as bedding, or compressed air to blow the manure down a 
concrete slope into a trough?  He remembers seeing the latter, maybe in the 
1960's.  Also, is there any information on raising hogs on bedding and the 
economics of doing so?  And how was the manure handled?  Was it composted?  So 
far I have sent him the following papers:

Etc.