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W.A. Callegari Environmental Center is the LSU AgCenter's research and training facility for composting organic waste and for water and air quality. Located on an 8-acre site on the Central Research Station, the Callegari Center serves researchers, agricultural producers, private communities, governmental agencies, and the general public in the areas of composting, water quality, air quality, and bioenergy.

Water Quality / Organic Degradation Research & Analytical Laboratory
1300 Dean Lee Drive · Baton Rouge, LA · 70820 [Map]

W.A.Callegari Environmental Center

Mailing Address
P.O. Box 25100 · Baton Rouge, LA · 70894-5100

Physical Address

268 Knapp Hall · Baton Rouge, LA · 70803
Phone: (225) 578-6998 · Fax: (225) 578-7765

The 2006 State of Garbage in America
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An article taken from BioCycle magazine about The State of Garbage in America.

Louisiana Agriculture Magazine - Spring 1999
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This issue is devoted to Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station research programs that focus on the beneficial recycling or reuse of organic waste.

Biodiesel Research and Extension
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The LSU AgCenter's W.A. Callegari Environmental Center plays a vital role in meeting future domestic energy needs.

W.A. Callegari Environmental Center
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Provides a summary of The W.A. Callegari Environmental Center and the areas of water quality, composting, bio-energy, and air quality.

Map to W. A. Callegari Environmental Center [Image: CallegariMap]
Map showing directions to W.A. Callegari Environmental Center, LSU AgCenter, Baton Rouge
News clip of biodiesel [Image: bitmap]
Channel 33 and the Baton Rouge Advocate show how the W. A. Callegari Center makes biodiesel using used vegetable oil from LSU campus cafateria
Animal Waste ACE Group [Image: Dairy manure lagoon]
The animal waste ACE group are faculty and staff members of the Louisiana State University Agricultural Center with research or extension projects related to use, disposal or management of animal wastes.
Links
Provides a variety of links pertaining to environmental issues.
Water Quality, Composting Research & Extension, and BioDiesel Quality Control Labs [Image: ICP]
The W. A. Callegari Environmental Center Water Quality and Organic Degradation Research and Analytical Laboratories (ODRAL) are another progression in our commitment to providing excellence in service and support for our growing numbers of clientele by providing the highest quality analytical testing and interpretation of results for a wide variety of materials.
Methods and Pricing for Water Quality Testing
The following methods and pricing are available at the W. A. Callegari Environmnetal Center Water Quality Laboratory.
Water Sample Management & Collection Guide [Image: Image of guide cover]
This document provides a detailed description of the sampling, sample preservation and shipping procedures required to ensure the highest quality sample analyses by the W. A. Callegari Environmental Center Water Quality Laboratory.
Composting [Image: tractor moving compost]
Composting is a controlled process that uses microorganisms found in nature to transform large quanities of organic materials into a humus-like substance called compost.
Composting and Beneficial Use BMPs
Provides current BMPs for yard waste composting, cotton gin waste beneficial use, and benficial use facilities.
You Can Protect Our Waters [Image: You Can Protect Our Water]
Why be concerned? Too often, we think of ourselves as external to our environment. We ignore the many relationships among people, other living creatures and our surroundings. We ignore these relationships at our own risk. Solutions to environmental problems are far more effective when all life forms are considered part of the ecosystem.