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A Wisconsin dairy manure lagoon gained 64.6 lbs nitrogen and 71.6 lbs potassium per acre and cut phosphorus 13.4 lbs with Pit Puck, with less sludge and odor.
| Metric (per acre at 20,000 gal) | Before | After Pit Puck |
|---|---|---|
| Plant-available nitrogen | Low | +64.6 lbs |
| Plant-available potassium | Low | +71.6 lbs |
| Phosphorus | Limiting land application | -13.4 lbs |
| Sulfur | Higher | -5.8 lbs |
| Sludge, scum, odor | Heavy buildup | Substantially reduced |
A Wisconsin dairy farm used a manure lagoon to store liquid manure and supply nutrient-rich slurry for field application. Sludge accumulation, surface scum, and strong odors were reducing lagoon efficiency, making agitation and pumping harder, and limiting the value of the storage system. The producer also wanted a better agronomic profile from the slurry, raising plant-available nitrogen and potassium while controlling the phosphorus levels that cap manure application rates under nutrient management plans. The trial tested whether Pit Puck microbial tablets, a high-CFU manure lagoon additive, could cut sludge and odor while shifting the lagoon's nutrient balance toward higher fertilizer value.


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