Ruminant Carcass Disposal Options for Routine and Catastrophic Mortality

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  • Marty Vanier Universidad Estatal de Kansas image/svg+xml Autor/a
  • Philip J. Comer Det Norske Veritas Consulting Autor/a
  • Gary Hater Waste Management (United States) image/svg+xml Autor/a
  • Gordon I. Kaye Albany Medical College image/svg+xml Autor/a
  • David L. Meeker National Renderers Association, Inc Autor/a
  • H. Leon Thacker Purdue University System image/svg+xml Autor/a

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62300/3df04q45

Palabras clave:

Ruminant Carcass Disposal, Catastrophic Mortality, Commercial Ruminant Production

Resumen

When producers decide which carcass disposal method to use, they must consider the number of mortalities, the cause of death and whether infectious agents are involved, environmental implications, regulatory requirements, operational costs, and efficiency. This Issue Paper provides a comprehensive summary of the scientific, technical, and social aspects of various ruminant carcass disposal technologies using information gleaned from a Kansas State University comprehensive report. The authors discuss the predominant methods of mortality disposal in commercial ruminant production, including burial and landfill, rendering, composting, incineration, and alkaline hydrolysis. The paper includes an Appendix that addresses special considerations for material potentially infected with diseases.

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Publicado

2009-01-05

Número

2009

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Issue Papers

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Vanier, M., Comer, P. J., Hater, G., Kaye, G. I., Meeker, D. L., & Thacker, H. L. (2009). Ruminant Carcass Disposal Options for Routine and Catastrophic Mortality. Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST). https://doi.org/10.62300/3df04q45

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