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25 septembre 2026
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Example for the Next Generation of Farmers
Congratulations to the Roy family: an example that prepares the next generation of farmers
Composting on-site is an affordable, environmentally sound, socially acceptable method to reduce risks associated with biosecurity, such as PRRS (Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome).
Brome Compost can consult you on establishing an efficient and effective compost site.
Tags: AgricultureHog mortality
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