On the manure issue....

[Exile]

...here's a free PhD for a Jamaican.....Maudib...find someone..this is no hoax.

Animal Production and Health: University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Thursday, 19 March 2009 10:16
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Research School for Animal Production and Health (RAPH) wishes to appoint 3 Ph.D. fellows in for 3 years from June 1st 2009 or soon thereafter.
Successful applicants will enrol at the University of Copenhagen, the Ph.D. School of the Faculty of Life Sciences under the auspices of RAPH, (www.raph.life.ku.dk). RAPH administers a special study programme for Ph.D. fellows with research projects within animal production and health.
The 3 Ph.D. fellowships comprise a joint research initiative funded by the Danish Agency for Science, Technology and Innovation, Faculty of Life Sciences, University of Copenhagen and external partners.
The applicant can apply for 1 or more of the 4 research projects outlined below. Job descriptions
With reference to the project manager, the tasks of the Ph.D. fellow primarily are research and development within:
1. Quantitative microbial risk assessment (QMRA) of separated animal slurry applied in agriculture
Animal manure (slurry) is increasingly being separated by various technologies into liquid and solid (fiber) fractions that are then used as fertilizers in agriculture. However, little is known how such treatment affect the occurrence and environmental fate of pathogens present in the different types of animal manure and the associated food safety and public health risks.
This project will taking a starting point in a large multi-disciplinary project called "PATHOS" funded by the Danish Council for Strategic Research (DSF) establish models and quantify the pathogen-associated risks to the environment, foods and humans when different types of slurry is applied as fertilizer in agriculture. Supervision will be provided within biostatistics, microbiology and risk assessment. Qualification requirements
The appointee should have qualifications within at least one of the following areas:

• Biostatistics, modelling and risk assessment
• Epidemiology
• Microbiology, including environmental hygiene

In connection with the appointment for the post, special importance will be attached to the applicant having the following professional and personal qualifications:

• Passed Master´s degree in relation to the above subject area(s)
• Competence in biostatistics.
• Good communication skills, including in English.

For further information about the post, please contact project manager, Professor Anders Dalsgaard on tel. (+45) 35 33 27 20 or \n ad@life.ku.dk This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it 2.

[Willi]

I still dont see the fuss.

Superheat stuff to 1,200 degrees farenheit and where is the microbial risk???

[Bruce]

VIDEO: Sh*t Into Fertilzer

It is only necessary to heat the fertilizer to about 185-190 degrees F.

We here in Milwaukee have been turning sh*t into fertilizer for 80 years.
MILORGANITE is one of the best organic fertilizers in the world.

Watch the video on how MILORGANITE is made.

www.milorganite.com

[Assasin]

look good to me, onder what Roger Clarke have to say about it?

Them Orange, apple and stuff them import from Florida a what you think them fertilize it with?

[Exile]

Costs Willi. What are the energy costs associated with heating tons of bio-organics? Where are the controls, checks and balances? At output or point of delivery? Anyhow, know anyone interested in the schol?

[Don1]

Costs Willi. What are the energy costs associated with heating tons of bio-organics? Where are the controls, checks and balances? At output or point of delivery? Anyhow, know anyone interested in the schol?

Don't know the metrics on the kaka fertilizer production but producing biofuels from organic matter produces much more energy output than the input cost.
Also ...Plants typically use part of the energy they produce for their own power requirements.

My concern is... why use imported kaka when Jamaica produces the stuff so efficiently?

Maudib alone could power a small community with the stuff he spews.LOL!

[Muadib]

At least it is good for something...

What you spewing nuh have no use !

[Exile]

Unnu behave unnu self!

[Don1]

Unnu behave unnu self!

yes teacha!

[Willi]

Nah man, this stuff IS superheated to 1200 degrees.

Have you not seen the numerous reports???

Given that, why the useless fuss?

[Exile]

No fuss from me. I think the article I posted would be a good opportunity for one of the young bright minds in Jamaica who would like to serve their country in the future....and not study at UWI...besides it's free...

[Willi]

Agreed there.
Hopefully its seen by the right people.

[Willi]

This is for lawn and gardening standards.

For food, especially vegetable cops, the standards are MUCH higher and hence the superheating to 1200 degrees.

[Karl]

This is for lawn and gardening standards.

...people walk on lawns...lie on lawns?

...and do they dig around with hands in gardens?

...do they even have kids and pets...even themselves that roll around on these lawns?

For food, especially vegetable cops, the standards are MUCH higher and hence the superheating to 1200 degrees.

1200 degrees kills all pathogens...disease bearing 'things'?

Just asking?
...and somehow, not being an astronaut, I just do not like the idea of knowingly ingesting food that 'dung' 'made' ...

...makes worrying about what goes on in the back of the restaurant when you are about to partake of what was prepared, a waste!

[Assasin]

guess which Mango tree have the sweetest and juiciest mango

and that fertilizer nuh go under not even 200 degree.