Study evaluates effectiveness of shelterbelts on hog farms
ONTARIO - A new program is helping Ontario hog farmers learn the benefits of using tree shelterbelts to cut down on odour and dust on their farms. In this new partnership between hog producers and conservation authorities, forestry technicians are receiving training on shelterbelt design around barns, while hog producers will benefit through improved odour and wind control.
22 June 2006
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