Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Non-Market Benefits of Covers Jon Rausch Extension Program Director Environmental Management.

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Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Non-Market Benefits of Covers Jon Rausch Extension Program Director Environmental Management

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Overview Synthetic impermeable covers have the added advantages of excluding precipitation, increasing storage capacity, reducing manure hauling costs, reducing odors as well as concentrating nutrients Case-by-case situation e.g. increase storage volume &/or decrease hauling cost? Increase nutrient concentration of manure But, what about agitation & application? e.g. broadcast vs injection/incorporation?

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Annual Rainfall by Month

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Net Rainfall by Month

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Rainfall Calculations 1 acre inch of rain = 27,154 gallons 43,560 sq ft/acre = 0.62 gal/sq ft $0.025/gallon application cost = $0.0155/ft^2/1 inch of rain

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Rainfall Exclusion

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Storage Capacity Annual rainfall = 831,591 gallon/yr 21 gal/day/cow manure + wastewater ~ 40 day/1,000 cows add’l storage capacity Value to /cow or /gal for your operation? Could be significant, if storage is a limiting factor.

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Odor Reduction Covers are a very effective method of reducing odor release from manure storage structures. In theory, impermeable covers could eliminate odor releases most covers are expected to reduce odors by 80% – 95%. Reduction in odors should improve/build “goodwill” Goodwill is an intangible asset Difficult to quantify and even harder to capitalize on

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Odor Benefits

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Property Value Impacts Hedonic regression model AuthorStateAnimal Type Impact Bayoh, Irwin, Roe (2004)OhioVariousSmall change Herriges, Secchi, Babcock (2005)IowaSwine-6% to +4% Kim, Goldsmith, Thomas (2004)North Carolina Swine-2% Palmquist, Roka, Vukina (1997)North Carolina Swine-3.6% to 0%

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Concentrate Nutrients Impermeable covers reduce ammonia nitrogen loss to the atmosphere. In Manitoba, a covered earthen manure storage basin (swine) reduced ammonia nitrogen loss by 82 percent compared to an open earthen manure storage basin (DHG Engineering).

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program

Nitrogen Conservation As excreted* TN: lb/cow/yr Urea + NH 3 : lb/cow/yr $45 - $57/cow/yr Urea + NH 3 only ($0.46/lb N) Storage loss ~ % (MWPS-18) Urea + NH 3 loss: 20 – 50 lb/cow/yr Lost $9 - $23/cow/yr ($0.46/lb N) * Source: H.H. Van Horn, et al.: Dairy Manure Management: Strategies for Recycling Nutrients to Recover Fertilizer Value and Avoid Environmental Pollution

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Covered Storage Urea + NH 3 conserved? capture 80% of NH 3 lost w/o cover Urea + NH 3 capture: 16 – 40 lb/cow/yr $7 - $18/cow/yr ($0.46/lb N) Estimate NH 3 capture w/cover: (4%-8% loss) $41 - $55/cow/yr ($0.46/lb N) What about application? broadcast? injection/incorporation?

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Recap: Dairy Cover reduces NH 3 loss (est. $34 - $52/cow/yr?? ) Water exclusion (est. 9”/yr Ohio) Estimated hauling savings: $0.0155/ft^2/inch of rain Odor control 80% - 95% reduction $??? Depends Goodwill = intangible asset Positive or negative value Estimated cost of cover: $1.80/ft^2??

Ohio State University Extension Air Quality Program Summary Non-market benefits of manure storage cover can be significant and decrease the payback period considerable. Capitalizing on these benefits requires additional management and reduction in purchased inputs, e.g. commercial fertilizer Additional costs will be incurred to obtain these benefits, e.g. water management on cover, injection/incorporation of manure, others What’s the value of odor control? “goodwill” toward your farming operation Non-tangible asset, difficult to translate in $$$$