How Deskins "Quick-Dry" Filtration Process works to meet the Comprehensive Nutrient Management Plan Component Guidelines

CNMP Component 
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CNMP Component Number 3:

Site Management

Site Management: 
Tillage, crop residue management, grazing management, and other conservation practices should be utilized to minimize movement to ground and surface water of soil, organic material, nutrients, and pathogens, from lands where manure and wastewater are applied. Forest riparian buffers, filter strips, field borders, contour buffer strips, and other conservation practices should be installed to intercept, store, and utilize nutrients or other pollutants that may migrate from the feedlot area or fields on which manure and wastewater are applied.

  Separated biosolid and liquid portions will increase the manageability, but conservation practices should still be utilized in order to exceed the requirements and fully limit the contamination of ground and surface water.

• Benefits

• Biosolid Uses

• United States Environmental Protection Agency Class A Biosolid

• Guaranteed Performance 

• Odor concerns from waste treatment is completely removed

• Atmospheric emissions of ammonia are greatly reduced

• All forms of flowing waste are applicable

                         Lowest Operational Cost

• All Operation sizes can utilize Deskins Quick-Dry Filtration Process Economically

• Simple Input Form to Determine Feasibility for Your System

• Land Requirements

• Labor Requirements

• Sizing Examples