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Reducing H2S Exposure in Swine Buildings

2013-07-12 02:00:00| ThePigSite - Industry News

High levels of H2S can have detrimental effects on both workers and swine. Previous research by the Prairie Swine Centre Inc. (PSCI) indicated that workers are at risk of exposure to potentially hazardous H2S levels when performing manure management tasks, such as pulling manure pit plugs.

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