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Water: correct substance to remove the organic matter present in a barn?

Water consumption on livestock production farms are quite high and the main reason is that you are trying to remove something that can’t be removed with water. The organic matter on farms mostly consists of protein and fat, what means that it is a lost battle from the start.

In the following Spanish article, you can read more about the question if water is the correct substance to remove the organic matter present in a barn?

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