Browsing Dairy Day, 1999 by Author "Harner, J. P. III"

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  • Labor requirements for handling manure from concrete basins
    Harner, J. P. III; Strahm, T.; Key, D.; Strahm, T. L. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, 1999)
    Time requirements for loading a manure spreader and traveling to and from the field varied from 20 to 30 min per load. However, standardizing the data showed that 5 to 7 min were required per 1,000 gal (9,000 lb). ...
  • Relocation and expansion planning for dairy producers
    Smith, J. F.; Harner, J. P. III; Brouk, M. J.; Armstrong, D. V.; Gamroth, M. J.; Meyer, M. J.; Boomer, G.; Bethard, G.; Putnam, D. (Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station and Cooperative Extension Service, 1999)
    Relocating or expanding a dairy facility requires a tremendous amount of time and planning. Owners or managers of dairies will go through a number of steps including: 1) developing a business plan; 2) choosing a design ...