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Home Page > Odor Control Home Page > Liquid Systems > Storage
Odor Control for Liquid Manure Storage Practices
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Malodor (an odor that is undesirable) is the result of incomplete anaerobic
decomposition of stored manure. During the decomposition process, malodorous
intermediate compounds are produced and can accumulate if the populations of
bacteria that degrade these compounds are insufficient. These accumulations
result in odor nuisance. Following is a summary of practices that can be used
to reduce odors from manure storage facilities.
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