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Phenylbutazone (ppb) in Liver SamplesDecay rate of phenylbutazone:In the pile – 16.0% per dayIn the burial hole – 29.8% per dayCornell Waste Management Institutecwmi.css.cornell.edu
<strong>Mortality</strong> CompostingWhen done properly, mortality compostingprotects ground <strong>and</strong> surface water.Composting of euthanizedlivestock appears tobreakdown both pentobarbital<strong>and</strong> phenylbutazone, thusrendering the finished productsafe for wildlife <strong>and</strong> domesticanimals.Cornell Waste Management Institutecwmi.css.cornell.eduHorse pile opened after 7 months of composting
Page 4 and 5: Do Burial and Comp
Page 6 and 7: Composting, Done Properly, is Safe
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Page 12 and 13: Above Ground Burial Study•Dimensi
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Page 16 and 17: Leachate Quality Results:Above Grou
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Page 22 and 23: Comparison of Ammonia Nitrogen (NH4
Page 24 and 25: Fate of Drugs StudyA 20’ x 21’
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Page 28 and 29: Pentobarbital (ppm) in Liver Sample
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