The future of odor control for your manure storage structures |
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BEI is very excited to present these new reports on the effectiveness of the Bio-Cap. This information is updated or completely new, offering more qualitative scientific evidence that the Bio-Cap will meet your needs for odor control for earthen manure storage. with Bio-Cap covers in 16 states and Canada covering more than six million square feet of surface area, endorsements and approvals are becoming more and more common.
We expect more updates in the near future. As of this printing, approval of the Bio-Cap in the state of Missouri is pending and expected. The National Pork Producers Council is also testing the Bio-Cap on three sites in Minnesota as part of the Odor Solutions Initiative. These results should be available in early 2001.
To access this information, click on the effectiveness report text link. The report can then be viewed and printed in Adobe Acrobat
Should you have any questions on the Bio-Cap, feel free to contact Wade Jager at (612) 850-4583 or the BEI office at (800) 823-4234.
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| Emission Test of the Bio-Cap Biocover Installed on a Colorado Swine Lagoon | Baumgartner Environics, Inc. Dr. Jim Zahn, Emission Solutions, Inc. | September 8, 2000
15 pages |
| Colorado Approval of Bio-Cap as "Alternative Cover" for use on Colorado Swine Lagoons | Jill Cooper-Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment | September 5, 2000
1 page |
| Initial Results of Gas Emission Testing for Bio-Cap Effectiveness Study | Dr. Jim Zahn-Emission Solutions, Inc.
Dr. Alan DiSpirito-Department of Microbiology, Iowa State University |
June 1, 1999
9 pages |
| Scentometry and Olfactometry Results | Dr. Dwaine Bundy, Ph.D., Agricultural Engineer, Iowa State University | May 22, 1999
4 pages |
| BEI Historical Wet Chemistry Data on a Bio-Cap Covered lagoon in Minnesota | Baumgartner Environics, Inc. | 1998, 1999 and 2000
1 page |
| Results of Bio-Cap Benchtop Evaporation Study | Baumgartner Environics, Inc. | First Trial March 23, 1999
2 pages |
| Abatement of Ammonia and Hydrogen Sulfide Emissions from a Swine Lagoon Using a Polymer | Dr. Jim Zahn, National Swine Research and Information Center, USDA-ARS | To be published in the April issue of the Journal, A&WMA
2 pages |
| Abatement of Ammonia and Hydrogen Sulfide Emissions from a Swine Lagoon Using a Polymer
www.awma.org/pubs/aboutjour.htm Available on-line April 1, 2001 |
J.A. Zahn
A.E. Tung B.A. Roberts J.L. Hatfield National Swine Research and Information Center, USDA-ARS |
Reprints (photocopies) of articles and papers published by A&WMA may be purchased for $17.50 (A&WMA members) or $20.50 (nonmembers). Shipping charges (per paper) are $2.50 for residents of North America and $5.00 for others.
30 pages |
