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Fact Sheets

Economics of Using a Water Truck for Feedyard Dust Control

Air Quality Regulations Regarding Particulate Matter

Agricultural Air Pollution

Federal Air Quality Laws Pertaining to Agriculture

FRM Sampler Bias

NAAQS (National Ambient Air Quality Standards)

Nonattainment Area

NSR/Construction Permitting

Regulatory Agencies and Agriculture

PM Coarse

Title V Permitting

Continuous Monitoring of Particulate Matter at a Commercial Feedyard

Ensuring Amarillo's Air Quality Meets Federal Standards

Gaseous Emissions from Intensive Animal Feeding Operations

Mechanical Simulation of Fugitive Feedlot Dust Emissions

Visibility as a Surrogate Measure of Ambient Dust Concentrations

Recommended Site Selection Factors for Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations in the Southern Great Plains

Economics of Dust Suppression in Feedyards

The Cost of Controlling Dust in Feedlots

Odor Mitigation for Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations

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News Releases

Air Monitoring Helps Anticipate Possible Ecosystem Changes June, 25, 2008

Air Emissions Project to Get Under Way at Oklahoma Swine Operation - 14 June 2007

Cleaner Manure Burns Hotter in Ethanol Processing - 23 May 2007

Researchers 'Sniff Out' Emissions from Feedyards - 28 February 2007

Air Quality Issues Publication Now Available for Animal Agriculture - 20 June 2006

Casey Selected to Fill Air Quality Position - 9 August 2005

Settling Dust Around Feed Yards a Matter of Management - 5 July 2005

Researchers Show Air Quality Task Force How To Settle the Dust with Technology - 24 June 2005

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Abstracts/Journal Articles

Seasonal Ammonia Emissions From A Free Stall Dairy in Texas May 2009

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Posters/Presentations

Can Visibility Measure be Used to Estimate Feedyard Dust Concentrations?

An Early Look at "Integrated Corral Management"

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