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Commercial Feed Regulatory Program scientist Moran-Defty describes in webinar how upcycling agricultural byproducts to livestock feed helps reduce landfill waste

Posted on March 4, 2022 by Joshua Bingham

California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) Commercial Feed Regulatory Program Environmental Scientist Samantha Moran-Defty describes in a webinar how upcycling agricultural byproducts to livestock feed helps divert products from landfills to their highest and best use. Moran-Defty also discusses the common pathways byproducts take in order to get to livestock throughout California. Moran-Defty is presenting in Traditional Organics Recycling Solutions for SB1383 – Series 1: Traditional Organic Material Pathways and Facilities, the first of a two-part webinar series hosted by Diversion Strategies as a joint-funded project through CDFA, the California Grain and Feed Association, the California Farm Bureau and the Pacific Coast Renderers Association. The second part of the webinar series, Traditional Organics Recycling Solutions for SB1383 – Series 2: Maintaining Agriculture as a Municipal Recycling Solution, features presentations from industry experts on the implementation of traditional and innovative solutions to help jurisdictions achieve Senate Bill 1383 compliance of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.

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