“When preparing an environmental impact assessment (EIA) report for a pig farm, an important and indispensable content is the plan for treating emissions in livestock farming. This article will guide you on how to build an EIA content related to gas treatment using the Organic Carbon solution — including the
General information about Tay Hoa pig farm: ❖ Scale: ~5,000 pigs (expected) ❖ Double pen with shower trough, walkway JVSF installs a farm environmental treatment system including: ❖ 01 sprinkler system, odor treatment for 03 farms Images applied at the farm:
General information about Anh Sang pig farm _ Quang Ngai ❖ Double tunnel pen. ❖Includes 3 farms ❖Scale: ~12,000 pigs JVSF and NPP install the farm environmental treatment system including: ❖ Install the system for both the pig house and the weaning pig house. ❖ Install 03 sprinkler systems, odor
General Information about the Environmental Treatment System at IDP_Phu Yen Pig Farm: Scale: ~10,000 pigs (planned) Fattening pig house (existing): ~1,000 pigs/house. Single pen type with bathing trough and aisle JVSF installed the farm’s environmental treatment system, including: 01 misting system, for odor control in 03 houses Images of the
General information about the NA Ri sow farm environmental treatment system _Bac Can: ❖Scale: 5000 pigs ❖Double pen type, including 2 single pens and 1 aisle on one side. ❖Single pen type has 2 shower troughs on one side and an aisle on one side. JVSF installs the farm environmental
General information about the NA Ri sow farm environmental treatment system _Bac Can: ❖ Scale: ~2,000 sows ❖ 4 pregnant pig houses, 1 boar house and 1 isolation house. ❖ Double-pit pen. JVSF and the distributor installed the farm environmental treatment system including: ❖ 02 sprinkler systems, 1 system of
General information about Thanh Thai CNC Farm: Scale:~24,000 pigs Number of houses:16 pig houses, 7 weaning pig houses. Double-tunnel house includes 2 single-stall pens, 2 rows, aisle in the middle. JVSF installed 04 sprinkler systems, odor treatment for 04 clusters of houses, each cluster includes 04 houses (total of 16
Household and family livestock farming Household livestock farming is not only a source of essential food but also an important source of income for many rural households. However, one of the biggest challenges of this model is the problem of odors from livestock waste, which seriously affects human health and
The livestock structure of our country in the period of 2020 – 2023 accounts for the largest proportion of pig farming with a proportion of 60-65% (source: General Statistics Office), which has been maintained stably up to now. In which, the industrial scale with high density and concentrated farming accounts
“The odor from pig farms is a combination of odorous gases such as Ammonia (NH3), Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S), Volatile Organic Acids and Phenolic. In addition, there are some odorless gases such as Methane (CH4), Carbon Dioxide (CO2). What is the solution to effectively and thoroughly handle the above odorous gases?”
