Develop and assess emerging green technologies that can lower the risks and dangers associated with aerosols on farms

Stéphane Godbout

Researcher, P.Eng., agr., Ph.D.

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Description

This project will assess an electrostatic precipitator system designed to improve air quality and, thereby, worker health and animal welfare. A series of preliminary tests have already been conducted by researchers at the University of Saskatchewan on how to best utilize this technique. The next step will involve experiments we will conduct at two breeding houses at the Deschambault experimental farm run by IRDA and CRSAD.

Objective(s)

  • Conduct an experiment to assess the performance of an electrostatic precipitator used to improve air quality in a broiler breeding facility.

From 2020 to 2024

Project duration

Livestock production

Activity areas

Air quality, Animal welfare

Services

This project will lead to improvements in animal welfare and the health of workers.

Partners

University of Saskatchewan | Quebec Heart and Lung Institute

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