PUBLICATION D172

Using Vegetative Buffers for Air Emission Management on Tennessee Poultry Farms

Publish Date: July 18 2022 |  Language: English

DOI: doi.org/10.7290/UTIAPub/D172

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Summary

Well-designed and properly planted vegetative buffers are now a recommended best management practice for poultry growers in the eastern United States.

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