1998 · TRACK 02

Poster presentations

41 presentation titles in Rennes's 1998 RAMIRAN programme.

The poster list brings practical systems into view, from poultry housing and outdoor pigs to mushroom compost logistics. Its range makes the 1998 meeting more than a narrow discussion of fertiliser value: material handling and emissions were already prominent questions.

This section preserves 41 historical presentation titles. A title documents a research question, not the result or a recommendation for current practice.

Questions in this track

41 of 41 entries shown

  1. 2.01Poultry housing and manure management systems: recent developments in Italy as regards ammonia emissions
  2. 2.02Logistical considerations for spent mushroom compost utilisation
  3. 2.03Environmental impacts of outdoor pig production
  4. 2.04Case studies of waste minimisation on farms
  5. 2.05A survey of toxic organics in Norwegian sewage sludge, compost and manure
  6. 2.06Animal slurry management and lombard regulations: an example of application
  7. 2.07Effect of housing system, litter versus totally slatted floor, on mass balances of water, nitrogen and phosphorus in growing-finishing pigs
  8. 2.08A farmer-operated system for recycling food waste and municipal sludge to agriculture
  9. 2.09A management perspective on improved precision manure and slurry application
  10. 2.10Management of pig slurry for nitrogen fertilization of corn
  11. 2.11Valorisation of organic wastes in agriculture. Compostage supply for the use of organic matters as background nitrogen fertilizer
  12. 2.12Agronomic value of alkaline stabilised sewage sludge solids
  13. 2.13Survival of manure-derived pathogens in soil
  14. 2.14Environmental impact of NPK-fertiliser versus anaerobic digestion residue or compost - A system analysis
  15. 2.15Yield effect and utilization of nitrogen from solid manure
  16. 2.16The utilization of differently treated sewage sludges in agnculture
  17. 2.17Nitrogen regime of two bulgarian soils after 30 years of mineral and organic-mineral fertilisation ( 15 N study)
  18. 2.18Predicting the fertilizer nitrogen value of farm manure applications to agricultural land
  19. 2.19Bacteriologial and chemical (nitrogen, phosphorus) characterization of liquid wastes discharged by four dairy farms. (Vendée, France)
  20. 2.20Long term effects of excessive organic waste application
  21. 2.21Emissions of NH 3 , N 2 O and CH 4 from composted and anaerobically stored farmyard manure
  22. 2.22Ammonia emission from naturally ventilated building for dairy cows
  23. 2.23Comparison, of ammonia losses under various conditions after organic fertilization
  24. 2.24Stable isotopes to investigate decay processes in farm wastes
  25. 2.25Emission rates of odorous compounds from pig slurries
  26. 2.26Source separation of human urine - nitrogen and phosphorus emissions
  27. 2.27Estimating ammonia losses during the composting of farmyard manure, using closed dynamic chambers
  28. 2.28Nitrogen depostion on forests and open land in regions with different livestock densities
  29. 2.29Odour and ammonia emission control by slurry treatment and covering
  30. 2.30Human urine and effluents from digestion of food refuse as a fertiliser to barley-crop yields, ammonia emission and nitrate leakage
  31. 2.31Aeration of cattle slurry at lbw or high temperature in finish climate
  32. 2.32Treatment of animal wastewater in constructed wetlands
  33. 2.33The new ABS composting process: application to the pilot unit of stan at Castelnaudary (France)
  34. 2.34Liquid pig manure treatment in a farm plant: fate of polluting elements before and during storage in a shallow lagoon
  35. 2.35Mineralflow : A model to determine cost efficient strategies to improve pig slurry application under de Dutch MINeral Accouting System
  36. 2.36Effects of an enzymatic additive on ammonia concentration on a broiler farm
  37. 2.37Comparison of the survival of Salmonella Typhimurium in the solid fraction from agricultural wastewater treatment plant in summer and winter seasons.
  38. 2.38Adsorption properties of zeolite (clinoptilolite) and bentonite applied to pig slurry
  39. 2.39Hygienic requirements in aerobic and anaerobic treatment of biological wastes
  40. 2.40Solid manure in Europe. Results of a survey by the working group on solid manure of RAMIRAN
  41. 2.41Report of an enquiry of network members into the status of metals in animal manures

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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.