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Main Title Effects of Surface Irrigation with Dairy Manure Slurries on the Quality of Groundwater and Surface Runoff.
Author Barke, James Cathey ;
CORP Author Tennessee Univ., Knoxville. Dept. of Agricultural Engineering.
Year Published 1973
Report Number DI-14-31-0001-3243; OWRR-A-021-TENN; 03339,; A-021-TENN(2)
Stock Number PB-226 917
Additional Subjects Agricultural wastes ; Industrial waste treatment ; Sewage ; Irrigation ; Tennessee ; Dairies ; Surface water runoff ; Water pollution ; Slurries ; Performance evaluation ; Theses ; Feedlot wastes ; Sewage irrigation ; Water pollution control ; Manure
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Abstract
An experimental manure slurry irrigation system was established at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville Cherokee Dairy to receive in a large holding tank, the rainfall runoff, wastewater, and most of the manure from the 125-cow milking herd. About 5.5 tons of dry manure per acre per month was applied by slurry irrigation to a 4-acre test pasture area with groundwells and runoff collecting facilities. Solids accumulation on the ground presented no problems. The quality of surface runoff samples from the test area varied greatly with runoff volume; however, the parameter concentrations were usually within those specified for raw surface water sources for public supplies.