2002 Annual Report

Research

Agricultural Safety and Health

Farm Safety-Related Decision Processes Within Hmong Families: A Research Model

Human Presence Sensors and Control Systems to Prevent Machinery Entanglement Injuries

Modeling Agricultural Downtime Losses Resulting from Injuries, Breakdowns, and Other Lost Time

Preventing Combine Fire Losses Through Improved Design and Safe Operation

Surveillance of Work-Related Deaths on Minnesota Farms

Bioprocessing, Food, and Value-Added Processing

Improvement in Thermal Processes for Foods

Ohmic Heating of Particulate Foods

Application of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) and Polymer Science to the Study of Storage Stability in Food Systems

Non-Thermal Discharge Plasma System for Liquid Pasteurization and Sterilization

An Ozone-Aided Corn Steeping Process

Evaluation of Milli-Second Pasteurization Technology

Development of an Automatic Standard Milk Sample Packaging System

Simultaneous Deodorization and Cholesterol Reduction in Fats and Oils

Ozone Treatment To Reduce or Remove Pesticides in Fruits and Vegetables

Processing and Process Modeling of Extrusion Cast Films/Sheets from Agricultural Materials

Viscoelastic Properties of Extrusion Cast Sheets of Natural and Synthetic Aliphatic Polyesters

Foams from Modified Soybean Oil

Use of Vegetable Oils in Metalworking Fluid Formulations

Accelerated Technology Transfer for Starch-Based Plastics

Modulus Development During Foam Formation

Characterization of the Properties of Soybean Oil in Reaction with Di-isocyanate for Urethane Production

Value-Added Technologies for Utilization of Crop Byproducts and Residues in Hawaii

Evaluation of Fibrous Byproducts/Residues for Making Bio-Polymers

Converting Minnesota Biomass Including DDGS to Bio-Polymers

Maintaining Grain Quality During Drying and Storage

Land and Water Resources

Modeling Preferential Flows in Porous Media

Geomorphic Characteristics of Drainage Ditches in Southern Minnesota

Feasibility of Controlled Drainage in Southern Minnesota

Environmental and Agronomic Impacts of Subsurface Drainage Design

Feasibility and Performance of Subsurface Drainage in Northwest Minnesota

Use of Research and Modeling Information in Community-Based Watershed Planning

Modeling Subsurface Drainage Systems in Southern Minnesota

Evaluation and Design of Blind Inlets

Characteristics of Erosion Control Measures and Their Impact on Erosion

Impact of Roughness Elements on Reducing the Shear Stress Acting on Soil Particles

Development and Evaluation of TMDL Planning and Assessment Tools and Processes

Blueberry Response to Micro-Irrigation Systems

Dry Bean Rot Root Response to Soil Moisture and Tillage Modifications

Dairy Milkhouse Wastewater Treatment

Livestock Systems

Ventilating Systems for Enhancing Indoor Environmental Quality

Low-Cost Biofilters for Odor Control

Survival of Pathogenic Indicate Organisms in Stored Swine Manure Containing Ground Piglet Carcasses during Cold Temperatures

Microbial Count in Dolomite Lime and Sand Dairy Bedding

Evaluation and Implementation of OFFSET (Odors from Feedlot Setback Estimation Tool) in Selected Minnesota Counties

Aerial Pollutant Emissions from Animal Confinement Buildings

National Center for Manure and Animal Waste Management

Methods to Measure Dust (PM10) and Ammonia Emissions from Minnesota Pig Facilities

Particulate Matter (PM10), Hydrogen Sulfide, Ammonia, and Odor Emissions from Minnesota Pig Farrowing Facilities

Hot Climate Temperature and Moisture Variations in Tunnel and Naturally Ventilated Pig Gestations Buildings

Effective Use of Solid-Liquid Separation and Aeration to Control Swine Manure Odor

Potential Leachate and Porosity Change of Biofilter Media After Heavy Rainfall

Swine Manure Nutrient Removal by Microbial Additives Assisted by Aeration

Effect of Solids Content in Swine Manure on Aeration Efficiency

Machinery Systems

Development of Machinery Systems and Sensors for Site-Specific Farming

Biosensor Development

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