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NEW HAZARD WITH
LIQUID MANURE
New i hoati and techniques
sometimes t ring now problems
Tins has occurred with the new
new systent (If It:twang liqUid
manure. patieular1y iu hog barns,
at a0,1„tee to Hal - Wright, Farm
Safety Sperialist- war the Oat-
- ario Department of Agriculture
tine Food. . •
Liquid manure storage results
in the production of various gas--
t•s produeed by bacteria that do
not require oxygen. The gases aro
menthane. carbon dioxide, anion-
- ra, and hydrogen sulfide. The
ere,ence of these gases- present
three serous safety hazards;
tli An environment wit-bout
oxygen, (2) The presence of ex-
plosive gases. and CI) The pres-
t-nee of posionous gases.
Methane is colorless, odorless,
or 5 to 14 percent by volume with
air is highly explosive.
Hydrogen sulfide has a chant-
••cteristic smell of rotten eggs,
,s an extreluely polsouoUs g' is and,
and -lighter WWI. WI', It 1/41,111i
rtatit13 mid in - -t.:viteentrallea
knue‘nitrations more Ulan outs
tenth. of 1 perveut can catiso
serious disabillly or twee 40atin
uarbou dioxide Is a colorless
gas with Lt - _Ealul, pungent smell.
and a s4iglitly acid- taste and is
one and -half times heavier L1L;ua
air.
Antonia is a Coleness. alkaline
;tit , lighter titan air with a
ellaracteristic pungent _ odor.
Since these gases have differ-
ent characteristics the following
safety precautions should be
taken:- -
1. Do not enter a liquid manure
tank that is being emptied, unless
you have a special breathing
apparatus. In addition, a rope
should be tied around the waist
and held by It person outside the
danger area so that if the person
is overcome by the poisonous
gases or from lack of oxygen he
May be pulled to safety without
his rescurers also being over-
come.
- 2. If an operator does feel faint
get him out into the fresh alt
and give artlivial respirauou ti
quired. -
se poi tilde . [:suit, -to expei
the carbon dioxide and patsine_
tilts gases -101a replace theta -
the nogen iii tilt[
li.e(hice possible . danger to
livestock by using- a. twu•way fan -
system of ventilation. • Thu small
fan should operate - continuously
while the larger one is vontrulltel
1)y a tht'rinestat,
5. lust-all ladders with safety '
rungs - int all
its.' ill an vinvrgency.
HURON FARMER FtNEL)
AeliMAt. NEGLECT
t:111L11,1
14 ILIr, a euw, N"b "li"
V iv kW. Ai °Mitt} Ill IllagistrIxte's -
court in ttota..ratli UIIU fared tie.
Magistrate (lieu flays told
Mvlbourite IC. XleVittie, Jett 3,
Myth. lit was imposing a anniatal
tine only because hu felt MOIL-
tie had suffered financluilly after
semure of his cattle by the Ont-
ario Humane Society May 13. -
MeVittie pleaded not guilty
to the charge. A second charge
of neglect of a herd of cattle
was withdraWn by Crown At-
torney W. G. Cochrane.
Sydney W. 13one - of London,
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Hold Null the eta-
MU) atm duriag
Li April 21.
v., I
Meeting
iliemstra was the
lia,tc.aa jar the COW, Mrs. Jim
tia I, a s et)-110S teSS.
lit' I!! ;0210 period • was in
tliargt• td. Mrs. Carl McDonald.
Mrs. Alex Pearson presented the
teaic. The business was conducted
1y •t Aiil,rs.;11'.Colutie:ter Narl, president%
Mist- Donis Hanna, assistant
si.cretztry, read the minutes of
hue previous meeting. "The first
ell-lurch of your childhood" was
git eti in roll call response.
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