This part of the Murcia proceedings connects nutrient excretion, compost composition and soil carbon. Read its titles as a chain: what enters a system, how an amendment behaves, and what can be measured in the receiving soil over time.
This section preserves 46 historical presentation titles. A title documents a research question, not the result or a recommendation for current practice.
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- 1.001The importance of agriculture in global waste management
- 1.002Nitrogen and phosphorus excretion by UK dairy cows
- 1.003Evaluation of compost efficiency for soil carbon storage based on biochemical fractionation of their organic matter: validation using a long term experiment
- 1.004Pig slurry application on alfalfa: what can we gain in terms of carbon cycle?
- 1.005Effect of multi-year surface-banding of dairy slurry on grass
- 1.006Effect of organic amendments on soil aggregate stability
- 1.007Short term evolution of pig slurry macronutrients (N, P, K) accumulated into an over amended lysimeter (SOLEPUR
- 1.008Anaerobically digested source separated food residues as fertiliser in cereal production
- 1.009Short-term carbon and nitrogen mineralisation in soil amended with winery and distillery organic wastes
- 1.010Differences in the chemical composition of colloidal organic matter from various municipal solid waste composts as studied by pyrolysis/GC/MS
- 1.011Soil fertility building crops in organic farming
- 1.012The pH and nutrient content of sewage sludge treated with limestone by-products and destined for agricultural use
- 1.013Evolution of the nitrogen apparent recovery index of total nitrogen solid manure applied every year on a cut perennial rye grass
- 1.014Effect of the nitrification inhibitor DMPP applied with mineral fertiliser and cattle slurry on yield and N uptake from grassland
- 1.015Laser granulometry of colloidal organic matter extracted from composts
- 1.016Assessing N dynamics of organic wastes in field conditions using a calculation model
- 1.017Nutrient load from agricultural source in Lombardy (Italy)
- 1.018A field device for slurry nutrient content assessment
- 1.019Moisture characteristics of the artificial media composed of rice husk and demonstration on sweet potato cultivation
- 1.020Investigations on the fertilizing capacity of bottom sediments from eutrophicated lake
- 1.021Fertilization of barley with pig slurry: residual and cumulative effects
- 1.022Carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus content in soil following pig-slurry application to crop rotations with different input levels
- 1.023Utilization of tannery waste as soil less media in agriculture for tomato growth
- 1.024Prediction of mineralisation nitrogen potential from organic residues to ryegrass and wheat crops
- 1.025Effects of 12 years use of sewage sludge on the plant-soil system
- 1.026Composting as a management alternative for beef feedlot manure in southern Alberta, Canada
- 1.027Evaluation of a compost obtained from solid phase of pig slurry and forestry wastes as a substrate for seedlings production
- 1.028Long-term excessive organic waste use on environmental impact and sustainability
- 1.029Exploitation of composted agricultural wastes as growing media
- 1.030Effects of three consecutive applications of MSW compost on sandy soil under intensive fertilization conditions
- 1.031Effects of sewage sludge application on N dynamics in forests soils: a field study
- 1.032Evolution of nitrogen apparent recovery index of total nitrogen solid manure applied every two years in a maize wheat rotation
- 1.033Comparative studies of the efficiency of lime refuse from sugar beet factories as an agricultural liming material
- 1.034Characterization of manure from fish cage farming in Chile
- 1.035The effect of organic residues from different sources on soil properties, fruit production and mineral composition of pepper crop
- 1.036Relative contribution of crop residue bound-N to irrigated rice and carbon storage in a subtropical soil
- 1.037Effect of a composted sewage sludge on the performance of mycorrhizal Retama sphaerocarpa L. seedlings afforested in a degraded soil under two water regimes
- 1.038Meat and bone meal: fertilizing value and rates of nitrogen mineralization
- 1.039Peculiarities of the action of microbial fertilizers from livestock waste in “soil-plant-microorganisms” system
- 1.040Characterization of the wastewater from the two-phase centrifugation system for olive oil extraction
- 1.041Microbial biomass and activity of an agricultural soil amended with the solid phase of pig slurry
- 1.042Agronomic use of the solid phase of pig slurry on cucumber crop: nutrient extraction and biomass production
- 1.043Fertilising value of phosphorus from urban and agricultural organic waste
- 1.044Waste organic matter quality versus soil amendment effects
- 1.045The use of composted waste as a growing medium and peat diluent
- 1.046Application of pig slurries in the Guadalentin valley for broccoli and watermelon production: influence on some soil chemical characteristics
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This is a historical bibliographic index. For the full meeting overview, see RAMIRAN 2004; for current explanations of nutrient and material pathways, visit the research guides.