Proceedings - Biomass South 2008
Dr. Len Bull, Professor of Animal Science and Associate Director of Animal & Poultry Waste Management Center, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, NC State University
Dr. Leonard Bull was raised on a dairy, poultry and sheep farm in Massachusetts. He holds BS and MS degrees in Animal Science from Oklahoma State University and a PhD in Animal Nutrition from Cornell University, minoring in Veterinary Physiology and Biochemistry. He has served on Animal Science faculties of University of Maryland, University of Kentucky, University of Maine, as Department Chair at University of Vermont. Dr. Bull is Professor of Animal Science and Associate Director, Animal and Poultry Waste Management Center, NCState University. At NC State he has been: Head of Animal Science from 1989-96, Assistant Dean for Agricultural Research and International Programs, 1996-7; Associate Vice Chancellor for International Programs, 1996-2000. He is: Co-Chair of SAFER; Executive Director, NC State Animal Response Team; Director, NC Green Power Commission; Chairman, National Institute for Animal Agriculture; supporting member of 25x'25 and member, Carbon Reduction Committee; Vice President, World Association for Animal Production. He is a Fellow of the American Society of Animal Science and the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Animal Waste to Energys
Notes:
- "Waste Heppens..."
- Waste production is significant
- Energy values is 4-9 kcal/g dry weight
Thanks to Sarah Ashton, Rachel Cook, Lindsey Hannum, James Jeuck, Liwei Lin, James McCarter, Susan McIntyre, and Mark Megalos for providing notes and summaries for presentations.
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