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Vermont farmers turn to composting for deceased livestock — simple, neighbor-friendly, and effective — but when odor complaints arise, the state’s loose guidelines come under scrutiny. Experts say covering piles with wood shavings or hay reduces smell, deters wildlife, and kills pathogens, yet it’s not legally required. Now, Vermont is weighing whether to mandate composting or burial with clearer rules — aiming to keep farms responsible and neighbors happy.

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