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Delegate That! Audiobook
By Márcio GonçalvesScience
Delegate That! Audiobook episodes
- Reinoculating the pit after controlling the foam
Matthew Schutte discusses some of the problems we face with foam in the pits and how to solve them. Some weeks after controlling the foam, we have to reinoculate the pit. Matthew says that the goal of reinoculation is to add beneficial microbes to the pit in order to help digest the solids and prevent issues like solids encrusting.
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2 min - How do we manage the applications to control foam?
Matthew Schutte discusses the proper application of substances like monensin to control foam in manure pits. He notes that it is best to spread the substance out evenly throughout the pit, rather than applying it in a single spot. He also talks about safety and notes that some producers may choose to use the substance in every pit as a precaution. To understand the use of these substances, come watch the complete episode!
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1 min - What happens in the pits?
Do you know what really happens in the pits? Matthew Schutte explains it. In this episode, he discusses the factors that contribute to the formation of foam in manure pits. Matthew highlights that three factors must be present in order to have stable foam that continues to grow: gas production, bacterial fibers to hold the foam together, and a way to stabilize the foam. He emphasizes that any one of these factors must be eliminated to control foam.
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The Swine it Podcast Show is trusted and supported by innovative companies like:
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- Genesus
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- Bioverse
- Eastman
- MS Schippers
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2 min - How can we control the methane-based foam on the pits?
Once you identify foam on your pits, what should you do? Matthew Schutte discusses the options for controlling methane foam. He talks about a study conducted by the University of Minnesota where the use of monensin sodium was shown to be effective in controlling methane production in animals. He also discusses other possibilities. To learn more about that, watch the complete episode!
*Watch the full episode: https://www.swinecampus.com/blog
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The Swine it Podcast Show is trusted and supported by innovative companies like:
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- Bioverse
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- MS Schippers
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2 min - Methane-based foam on the pits
Matthew Schutte talks about the different types of foaming. One of them is methane-based foam. This type of foam is caused by microbial activity that produces large amounts of methane gas, which becomes trapped in the foam. It can become a safety hazard, as the foam can compromise ventilation and get very high.
*Watch the full episode: https://www.swinecampus.com/blog
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1 min - What causes pit foaming? With Matthew Schutte
In this episode, Matthew Schutte discusses the sources of foam. He says that the foam can be caused by the release of gas, such as carbon dioxide, that is dissolved in the liquid manure. The foam can be also caused by gasses being trapped in the manure, resulting in a significant loss of volume when transferring the manure to the tanker. Did you know that?
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2 min - Can gene editing impact the environment? Dr. Max Rothschild
It may, just as all other swine production practices may impact the environment, directly or otherwise. However, some strategies could efficiently minimize these effects: gene editing, for instance, is able to improve feed efficiency and thus, decrease manure production, according to Dr. Max Rothschild. What kind of environmental problems do you think gene editing could help us to minimize?
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1 min - How does gene editing work in pig production? With Dr. Max Rothschild
Genomes are like the black boxes of living beings, and gene editing is how we can alter them. For example, we can find the best form of a gene and get that into the majority of the animals. Do you think that idea is interesting for swine production?
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1 min - Genome editing as a tool for improving pig production, with Dr. Max Rothschild
Whenever we look at the goals we want to reach in animal production, gene editing is one of the tools we can use to get there. As Dr. Max Rothschild says, this technology is a great candidate to help us to improve animal genetics. What do you make of that?
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1 min - How could new technologies help us select better animals? With Dr. Max Rothschild
In order to select animals for some specific traits, it is necessary to evaluate them – but in some cases, it’s almost impossible to do it. According to Dr. Max Rothschild, new technologies are here to help us reach better results, and as such, nowadays we are learning how to employ them in several areas of production. What do you think about the technologies mentioned in this episode?
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About Delegate That! Audiobook
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If every question, approval, exception, and decision still ends up with you, you may own a business, but the business still depends on you to run.
Delegate That! is a practical…
guide for founders who want to step out of the day to day without losing visibility, standards, or control. The book introduces a five stage path from Operator to Owner, built around one clear principle: delegation works when the work is documented, ownership is clear, and the handoff can be proven.
Across each stage, you'll learn how to move recurring work off your plate, build playbooks, assign clear ownership, create useful scorecards, strengthen team accountability, and eventually build a company that can operate without you at the center of every decision.
This audiobook is for founders who are ready to stop being the bottleneck and start building a business that can truly run without them.