Texas Water Resources Institute

New Technologies For Animal Waste Pollution Control

Large concentrations of dairies in Central Texas have led to concerns about high levels of phosphorus runoff into the North Bosque and Leon Rivers’ basins. In addition, several other Texas regions are dealing with problems caused by excess concentrations of nutrients in rivers and lakes. Technologies for reducing nutrient levels in wastes from concentrated animal feeding operations and other sources are being identified, evaluated and field-tested. Once assessments are completed, results will be communicated to dairy managers and other stakeholders.

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