Purdue Students Sniff Manure for Science

(AP) -- Purdue University students are making some extra cash through a project that might turn some of their classmates' stomachs - by sniffing livestock excrement. Students earn $30 per session as they take whiffs of a variety of smells collected from barns filled with hogs, cows and chickens for odor research being conducted by Albert Heber, a Purdue professor of agricultural and biological engineering.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news118483299.html">Purdue Students Sniff Manure for Science</a></p> <p>(AP) -- Purdue University students are making some extra cash through a project that might turn some of their classmates' stomachs - by sniffing livestock excrement. Students earn $30 per session as they take whiffs of a variety of smells collected from barns filled with hogs, cows and chickens for odor research being conducted by Albert Heber, a Purdue professor of agricultural and biological engineering.</p>