Swine (Pigs/Hogs)

For small farms or backyard animals, we recommend purchasing EM-1 and making your own Activated EM-1. For large commercial farms we do offer ready-to-use version in bulk quantities starting in 55-gallon barrels. (Please call for pricing and shipping costs as freight is quoted based on weight and the delivery location).

Spraying of Activated EM-1ÂŪ will eliminate odor almost instantly. The rates at which Activated EM-1ÂŪ is applied will determine how long the effects will last. If odors haven’t been eliminated at first, reapply at a greater rate and/or more often to establish beneficial microbial populations.

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EM Application

Methods for Barns, Sheds, Loafing Area Odor Control:

  • Spray Activated EM-1ÂŪ on all surfaces (floors, walls, and ceiling). The bedding area and all manure should be sprayed.
  • Applications should be done at least 3 times per week. For a guideline, apply about 1 quart of Activated EM-1ÂŪ diluted with 50 parts water per square yard of the barn.
  • If misting/fogging systems are in place, inject Activated EM-1ÂŪ at a rate of 1:1000 on a continuous basis.

Misting/Fogging:

  • If your facility has a misting/fogging system in place for cooling, Activated EMâ€Ē1ÂŪ can be added into the water at a ratio of 1 part AEMâ€Ē1ÂŪ per 1,000 gallons of water. For best results, run the solution on a timer that cycles for 10 seconds every hour when the building is open (summer) and 10 seconds every 30 minutes when the building is closed (winter).
  • Prior to running the AEMâ€Ē1ÂŪ, flush the lines to clean out any gunk as nozzles may plug.

Effects & Results

EMâ€Ē1 ÂŪ Microbial Inoculant is a concentrate that can be used directly from the container or multiplied in volume through a fermentation process we call “activation.” Activated EMâ€Ē1ÂŪ application rates are the same as EMâ€Ē1ÂŪ–there is no difference in efficiency. However, once EMâ€Ē1ÂŪ is activated, there is a dramatic reduction in the shelf life of the product. (It should be used up within 30-45 days after the drop in pH for optimal microbial activity.)

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