"This is a day a lot like the day of the accident,” Jason Johnson said Oct. 29 while we set up hydrogen sulfide gas monitors at the east end of his cattle confinement shed. “Sun-shiney, warm, a little breeze.”
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Sherril Johnson and her father Allen Schroeder of Andover, Iowa, with Missy. Sherril wears a SGC-Plus-H2S gas monitor when working around manure pumping and transfer.
Photo by Stephanie Leonard"This is a day a lot like the day of the accident,” Jason Johnson said Oct. 29 while we set up hydrogen sulfide gas monitors at the east end of his cattle confinement shed. “Sun-shiney, warm, a little breeze.”
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The only way to know when conditions are dangerous is to use gas monitors specific for H2S.
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