The oral programme opened with legislation, economics and decision support rather than a single treatment technology. That breadth matters: even at the start of this conference series, researchers were asking how manure decisions fit farm management and environmental rules together.
This section preserves 43 historical presentation titles. A title documents a research question, not the result or a recommendation for current practice.
Questions in this track
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- 1.01Management strategies related to legislative, economic, agronomic and environmental impact of organic wastes
- 1.02Developing a decision support system for manure management
- 1.03SWAMP. Optimising the use of slurry
- 1.04Mineral bookkeeping, new manure legislation in the Netherlands
- 1.05The implications of Irish legislation and regulations for the land spreading of manures from intensive agricultural enterprises
- 1.06A management model for pathogen abatement in animal slurry in view of its agronomic use
- 1.07Assessment of nutrient availability from organic wastes use in agriculture. A review
- 1.08Field studies of farm manure organic nitrogen mineralisation
- 1.09Short term carbon and nitrogen transformations following pig and cattle slurry incorporation in soils
- 1.10Nitrogen efficiency of solid animal manures
- 1.11The effect of organic fertilization on the crop yields and soil properties
- 1.12Composting of swine slurry : firsts results
- 1.13Emission of ammonia, nitrous oxide, methane and carbon dioxide during composting of deep litter
- 1.14Composting of organic wastes as a strategy for producing high quality organic fertilizers
- 1.15Characterization of green wastes’ transformations occuring while composting
- 1.16Development and solid manure technologies
- 1.17Landspreading of industrial wastes
- 1.18Gaseous pollutants from organic waste use in agriculture
- 1.19Influence of slurry pretreatments and application techniques on ammonia emissions after landspreading of slurry on grassland
- 1.20Gaseous emissions from dairy cattle collecting yards
- 1.21Emissions of NH 3 , N 2 O and CH 4 from a tying stall for milking cows, during storage of farmyard manure and after spreathng
- 1.22Methane and nitrous oxide emissions from UK agricultural livestock
- 1.23Simulation of the behaviour of sewage sludges in a soil : variations with sludge treatment
- 1.24Proposal of an integrated approach to characterize the nitrogen value of organic products spread in agriculture
- 1.25A model approach for ammonia volatilisation after surface application and subsequent incorporation of manure on arable land
- 1.26Using a mechanistic model for evaluating ammonia emissions abatement techniques after organic fertilization
- 1.27Processing strategies for organic wastes
- 1.28The effect of continuous and intermittent aerobic treatment of pig slurry on nitrous oxide emissions
- 1.29Anaerobic processing of slaughterhouse wastewater in a SBR
- 1.30Comprehensive pig manure treatment using the B1OSOR TM biofiltration process
- 1.31Biogas production in agriculture: safety guidelines, cofermentation and emissions from combined heat and power couplings
- 1.32Using the thermophilic aerobic process to decompose industrial food wastes
- 1.33Ammonia removal from swine wastewater using immobilized nitrifiers
- 1.34Microbial fertilizers from pig farm wastes
- 1.35Application of zeolite (clinoptilolite) in the process of stabilization of the solid fraction of pig slurry
- 1.36Physical characterisation of animal manure
- 1.37Heavy metal loadings from animal manures to agricultural land in england and wales
- 1.38Copper soil retention capacity after intensive and repeated pig slurry applications
- 1.39Heavy metal content of manures in Switzerland
- 1.40Effects of solid phase from pig slurry on soil and wheat micronutrient’s content
- 1.41Hygienic quality of source separated urine based on the analysis of faecal indicator bacteria
- 1.42Inactivation of viral and bacterial pathogens in large scale slurry treatment plants
- 1.43Handling of manure in deep-litter pig houses
Read in context
This is a historical bibliographic index. For the full meeting overview, see RAMIRAN 1998; for current explanations of nutrient and material pathways, visit the research guides.