Muyuan Leads National Mega-Project on Ammonia and Greenhouse Gas Control
Muyuan Foods spearheaded the launch of a national mega-project on coordinated ammonia and greenhouse gas control at large-scale livestock farms. The kickoff meeting was held in Beijing on August 23, with the Nanjing Institute of Environmental Sciences under the Ministry of Ecology and Environment serving as the technical lead. The project targets common industry challenges including odor treatment, manure recycling, and smart environmental monitoring, aiming to build an integrated treatment technology system for scaled farming.
On August 23, the kickoff meeting for the "Research and Demonstration of Key Technologies for Coordinated Ammonia and Greenhouse Gas Control in Large-Scale Livestock Farms," part of the national mega-project on comprehensive environmental governance in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, was held in Beijing. The project is led by Muyuan Foods, with the Nanjing Institute of Environmental Sciences under the Ministry of Ecology and Environment serving as the technical lead unit, in collaboration with Beijing University of Technology and the Agro-Environmental Protection Institute of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs. The project addresses common industry challenges such as comprehensive livestock odor treatment, precise utilization of manure returning to farmland, and intelligent supervision of the farming environment. Through technological breakthroughs, engineering verification, and model optimization, it aims to establish a complete set of treatment technology systems suitable for scaled livestock farming.
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