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OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY EXTENSION Livestock Mortality Composting Certification Workshop* Saturday, February 20, 2016 11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. OSU Extension Office Guernsey Co. Fairgrounds, Old Washington,

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How to Fill Out Livestock Mortality Composting May:

1. Gather the necessary tools and materials such as a composting bin, carbon-rich materials like straw or wood chips, and a shovel or pitchfork.
2. Select a suitable location for the composting site. It should be away from water sources and neighbors, and have good drainage.
3. Begin by placing a layer of carbon-rich material at the bottom of the composting bin. This helps absorb moisture and prevent odors.
4. Add the livestock mortalities to the bin, making sure to properly cover them with a layer of carbon-rich material to promote decomposition and deter scavengers.
5. Continue layering mortalities with carbon-rich material until the bin is full. It's important to maintain a ratio of about 3 parts carbon to 1 part nitrogen-rich materials (such as livestock waste) to ensure proper composting.
6. Monitor the composting process regularly. The compost pile should remain moist but not overly wet. If it becomes too dry, sprinkle some water. If it becomes too wet, add more carbon-rich material to absorb the excess moisture.
7. Turn the compost pile every few weeks using a shovel or pitchfork. This helps aerate the pile and speed up decomposition.
8. Allow the compost to decompose for several months. The exact time may vary depending on various factors such as temperature, moisture levels, and the size of the mortalities.
9. Once the compost has fully decomposed and no recognizable pieces of livestock remain, it is safe to use as fertilizer in gardens or agricultural fields.

Who Needs Livestock Mortality Composting May:

1. Livestock farmers: Farmers who raise livestock may need to compost mortality to properly and efficiently manage the remains of deceased animals.
2. Animal sanctuaries and rescues: Facilities that care for large animals may also need to compost mortalities as a way of disposing of deceased animals in an environmentally-friendly manner.
3. Agricultural researchers: Scientists and researchers studying agriculture, animal health, or waste management may require the use of livestock mortality composting as part of their experiments or studies.

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