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Dust and Particulates - Liquid Systems
Home Page > Dust and Particulates Home Page > Liquid Systems > Animal Housing
Dust and Particulate Control for Animal Housing Systems with Liquid Manure
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Dust and particulate matter (PM) generated in
livestock housing can exit the facility and make its way downwind
to neighbors. Within the housing area, dust particles from the
feed and the animals themselves will be present. Reducing dust
and PM from animal housing will contribute to improved odor conditions
because some portion of odor is carried on dust particles.
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