Journal of Nutrient Management

Journal of Nutrient Management Published with the highest commitment to editorial quality, integrity, and service, Journal of Nutri

Manure management is necessary on any livestock or poultry operation. When it comes time to invest in new structures, eq...
09/29/2025

Manure management is necessary on any livestock or poultry operation. When it comes time to invest in new structures, equipment, or technology, that is a decision that can’t be taken lightly.

Manure management is necessary on any livestock or poultry operation. When it comes time to invest in new structures, equipment, or technology, that is a decision that can’t be taken lightly.

An old pest made new headlines when a case of New World screwworm was identified in southern Mexico.
09/22/2025

An old pest made new headlines when a case of New World screwworm was identified in southern Mexico.

An old pest made new headlines when a case of New World screwworm was identified in southern Mexico.

Nutrient management planning takes place on every farm — whether owners and managers specifically cite it as such or not...
09/15/2025

Nutrient management planning takes place on every farm — whether owners and managers specifically cite it as such or not.

Nutrient management planning takes place on every farm — whether owners and managers specifically cite it as such or not.

Safety. That word encompasses numerous topics when working in the field of agriculture.
08/14/2025

Safety. That word encompasses numerous topics when working in the field of agriculture.

Safety. That word encompasses numerous topics when working in the field of agriculture. In this column, I will focus on factors that must be considered while working with manure and the gases it releases.

When building a new livestock site or expanding a current one, more manure storage is often needed.
08/07/2025

When building a new livestock site or expanding a current one, more manure storage is often needed.

When building a new livestock site or expanding a current one, more manure storage is often needed. Manure storage allows farms to apply manure when plant and soil conditions are best suited for nutrient uptake.

Farming is often a race against the clock and Mother Nature, especially when it comes to fieldwork. Whether it is planti...
08/03/2025

Farming is often a race against the clock and Mother Nature, especially when it comes to fieldwork. Whether it is planting, harvesting, or applying manure, these tasks need to be completed in a narrow window, and sometimes, field conditions aren’t ideal.

Whether it is planting, harvesting, or applying manure, these tasks need to be completed in a narrow window, and sometimes, field conditions aren’t ideal.

Soil type, fertility, tillage intensity, manure application, and crop rotation all affect greenhouse gas emissions; mode...
07/31/2025

Soil type, fertility, tillage intensity, manure application, and crop rotation all affect greenhouse gas emissions; modeling methods must account for this variation.

Greenhouse gas emissions — in the U.S. and globally — are dominated by the energy and transportation sectors. Together, these industries account for greater than 75% of total emissions on a carbon dioxide equivalent basis.

Manure management and nutrient management plans rely heavily on mapping software and computer technology. When creating ...
07/29/2025

Manure management and nutrient management plans rely heavily on mapping software and computer technology. When creating one of these plans, we often focus on the software and lose sight of what really happens in the field.

Manure management and nutrient management plans rely heavily on mapping software and computer technology.

Composting reduces manure volume, cuts down on w**d seeds, and kills pathogens. What happens within that compost pile al...
07/28/2025

Composting reduces manure volume, cuts down on w**d seeds, and kills pathogens. What happens within that compost pile also breathes life into soil. Read More...

Composting reduces manure volume, cuts down on w**d seeds, and kills pathogens. What happens within that compost pile also breathes life into soil.

Anaerobic digestion not only recovers nutrients and energy from manure, but it also reduces methane.
07/24/2025

Anaerobic digestion not only recovers nutrients and energy from manure, but it also reduces methane.

Anaerobic digestion not only recovers nutrients and energy from manure, but it also reduces methane.

Dairy farmers — are you overlooking a simple step that could boost your herd’s performance and improve your bottom line?...
07/21/2025

Dairy farmers — are you overlooking a simple step that could boost your herd’s performance and improve your bottom line?

In this guest blog, a leading expert shares what many producers miss, why it matters more than you might think, and how to take action.

Read the full story here: https://on.hoards.com/JNMGuest250721

Smart bedding management isn’t only about cow comfort – it’s about milk production, manure management, and equipment longevity.

Mid-season soil nitrate testing in corn can provide valuable information on expected nitrogen availability to the crop t...
07/17/2025

Mid-season soil nitrate testing in corn can provide valuable information on expected nitrogen availability to the crop through the remainder of the growing season.

To fine-tune nitrogen application rates, researchers updated the presidedress soil nitrate test and made adjustments to account for injected manure.

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Journal of Nutrient Management reaches U.S. farm and ranch owners and managers, custom manure handlers and applicators, extension and government agencies, laboratories, suppliers, associations, and others allied to large beef, dairy, hog, and poultry operations.

Published with the highest commitment to editorial quality, integrity, and service, Journal of Nutrient Management is a full-service media resource providing continuous overview, study, and coverage of manure handling, storage, and application.

The quarterly magazine’s reader profile includes 23,000 U.S. dairy, beef, swine and poultry concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFO) where nutrients, wastewater, and organic by-products are collected, stored, treated, digested, or composted for soil application and bio-gas production.