Spartan Compost Recipe Optimizer v1.05

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December 5, 2019 - Author: Dale Rozeboom, Robert Kriegel, Dean Ross, Michigan State University Extension

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Tags: animal agriculture, managing animal mortalities, msu extension

Authors

Dale Rozeboom

Dale Rozeboom
rozeboom@msu.edu

Robert Kriegel

Robert Kriegel
kriegelr@msu.edu

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