File:Arogo Reactor 1.jpg
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English: John Ignosh, a Virginia Cooperative Extension specialist housed in the Shenandoah Valley, demonstrates an on-farm nutrient removal reactor at a test site in Dayton, Va. The cone-shaped reactor captures the phosphorus in dairy manure and converts it into a phosphate-rich crystal that can be used as a slow-release fertilizer and a raw material in a variety of industry products, such as fire-resistant panels. |
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Source | Virginia Tech Office of Broadcast and Visual Communications |
Author | John McCormick |
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