Episode 9: Sh*t Talk and Deadstock: Livestock Composting with Mary Keena

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A Prairie Podcast

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Episode 9: Sh*t Talk and Deadstock: Livestock Composting with Mary Keena

A Prairie Podcast

54 minutes 49 seconds

5 months ago

Episode 9: Sh*t Talk and Deadstock: Livestock Composting with Mary Keena

In this episode of Common Ground: A Prairie Podcast, we talk with Mary Keena of NDSU Research Extension Center about how to compost dead livestock and manure.

Listen to the episode to discover how Mary became North Dakota's go-to expert on manure and mortality management, and to learn the 4 steps for composting livestock that dies before making it to market.

This episode was produced by Crista Fiala, with theme music provided by Matthew Connolly.

Thanks to the North Dakota Natural Resources Trust for the generous grant that makes Common Ground: A Prairie Podcast possible.