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Sidedressing corn with liquid swine manure

Extension manure specialist Melissa Wilson discusses her research

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In this short video, Extension manure specialist Melissa Wilson discusses her research showing that sidedressing swine manure into corn with a dragline hose system appears to be a viable nitrogen source. (Courtesy of University of Minnesota Extension)
In this short video, Extension manure specialist Melissa Wilson discusses her research showing that sidedressing swine manure into corn with a dragline hose system appears to be a viable nitrogen source. (Courtesy of University of Minnesota Extension)
In this short video, Extension manure specialist Melissa Wilson discusses her research showing that sidedressing swine manure into corn with a dragline hose system appears to be a viable nitrogen source. (Courtesy of University of Minnesota Extension)

MINNEAPOLIS — In this short video, Extension manure specialist Melissa Wilson discusses her research showing that sidedressing swine manure into corn with a dragline hose system appears to be a viable nitrogen source.

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