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Biomass Energy Technologies from Innovative Dairy Farming Systems

Wacław Romaniuk, Kamila Mazur, Kinga Borek, Andrzej Borusiewicz, W. J. Wardal, Sylwester Tabor, Maciej Kuboń

2021Processes24 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

Modern and innovative dairy cattle breeding technologies are highly dependent on the level of mechanization. This article presents modern solutions for dairy cattle breeding, in particular, for livestock buildings, in which longitudinal development is possible in accordance with the farm’s needs as well as with obtaining additional energy from biogas and post-ferment for granulated organic fertilizer. In the analysed technology for milk production, methane fermentation, biogas yield, and the possibility of fertilizer production in the form of granules are considered. The presented modular cattle breeding technology includes sustainable production, which is economic; environmentally friendly, with preconditions in the facility including animal welfare; and socially acceptable, resulting from a high level of mechanization, which ensures both comfortable working conditions and high milk quality. The presented production line is an integral part of the milk production process with the possibility of organic fertilizer being used in the production of healthy food.

Topics & Concepts

BiogasProduction (economics)FertilizerBiomass (ecology)Environmental scienceAgricultureAgricultural engineeringBusinessAgricultural scienceLivestockBiogas productionEngineeringWaste managementAgronomyAnaerobic digestionEconomicsGeographyMethaneBiologyEcologyMacroeconomicsForestryArchaeologyAgriculture Sustainability and Environmental Impact
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