2010 · TOPIC 01

Efficient use of water and slurry management in livestock production systems

8 presentation titles in Lisbon's 2010 RAMIRAN programme.

Water footprints, slurry separation and the quality of livestock effluent appear together here. The shared question is how much water a production system uses and what happens to the liquid stream after manure is collected.

This section preserves 8 historical presentation titles. A title documents a research question, not the result or a recommendation for current practice.

Questions in this topic

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  1. 0066WATER FOOTPRINT OF PIGS SLAUGHTERED IN THE CENTRAL-SOUTHERN STATES OF BRAZIL
  2. 0099MANURE PRODUCTION AND MANAGEMENT ON COMMERCIAL FARMS
  3. 0165EFFLUENT QUALITY FROM OUT-WINTERING PADS
  4. 0169THIN FRACTION OF PIG SLURRY: NITROGEN FERTILIZER VALUE ON GRASSLAND. PRELIMINARY RESULTS.
  5. 0185A PIG SLURRY PURIFICATION OPTION: CONSTRUCTED WETLAND.
  6. 0204PIG SLURRY SEPARATION AND FILTRATION EFFICIENCY FOR ON-FARM WATER REUSE
  7. 0210WATER CONSERVATION AND REUSE IN POULTRY SLAUGHTERHOUSE OF MATELANDIA-PR BRAZIL – A CASE STUDY
  8. 0035MULTI-YEAR APPLICATION OF WHOLE AND SEPARATED DAIRY SLURRY ON PERENNIAL GRASS USING SURFACE BANDING: AGRONOMIC ASSESSMENT

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This is a historical bibliographic index. For the full meeting overview, see RAMIRAN 2010; for current explanations of nutrient and material pathways, visit the research guides.