This large section follows losses through storage and field application. The titles cover ammonia, leaching and greenhouse gases in different soils and climates, a reminder that reducing one loss at one stage can move attention elsewhere in the chain.
This section preserves 31 historical presentation titles. A title documents a research question, not the result or a recommendation for current practice.
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- 0014INTERNAL NITROGEN FLOW VIA ATMOSPHERIC AMMONIA; A CASE STUDY IN AN INTENSIVE DAIRYING REGION IN CENTRAL JAPAN
- 0016AMMONIA EMISSIONS FROM A VOLCANIC SOIL AFTER DAIRY SLURRY APPLICATION
- 0048NITROGEN LEACHING FOLLOWING A HIGH RATE OF DAIRY SLURRY APPLICATION ON A RYEGRASS SWARD OF A VOLCANIC SOIL IN SOUTHERN CHILE
- 0056EFFECT OF FARMYARD MANURE AND FERTILIZER APPLICATION ON N2O AND CH4 FLUXES FROM A VOLCANIC GRASSLAND SOIL IN NASU, JAPAN
- 0067AMMONIA EMISSIONS FROM A DAIRY FARM IN SEGOVIA (SPAIN)
- 0068EFFECTS OF TEMPERATURE AND DAIRY CATTLE EXCRETA CHARACTERISTICS ON AMMONIA EMISSIONS FROM A SIMULATED CONCRETE FLOOR
- 0077EFFECT OF SOLID AND SLATTED FLOORS AND TEMPERATURE ON AMMONIA AND GHG EMISSIONS IN A SCALE MODEL OF DAIRY CATTLE HOUSES
- 0085NITRATE LEACHING FROM SOILS AMENDED WITH DIFFERENT ORGANIC RESIDUES
- 0101ASSESSMENT OF MANURE MANAGEMENT PRACTICES ACROSS the EU27
- 0113NITROUS OXIDE EMISSION FROM BIOGAS PRODUCTION SYSTEMS ON A COASTAL MARSH SOIL
- 0126ASSESSING THE EFFECT OF SPREADING METHOD AND USE OF THE NITRIFICATION INHIBITOR DCD, ON TRACE GAS EMISSIONS FROM GRASSLAND AMENDED WITH CATTLE SLURRY
- 0141GRASSLAND YIELD RESPONSE TO KNIFE/TINE SLURRY INJECTION EQUIPMENT – BENEFIT OR CROP DAMAGE?
- 0156MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES TO REDUCE NITROGEN LOSSES FROM SOLID CATTLE MANURE
- 0160INJECTION OF ANIMAL SLURRY TO WINTER CEREALS – EFFECTS ON CROP YIELD AND EMISSIONS OF ODOUR AND AMMONIA
- 0162THE POTENTIAL OF APPLICATION TIMING MANAGEMENT TO REDUCE AMMONIA EMISSIONS FOLLOWING CATTLE SLURRY APPLICATION
- 0168FIELD ASSESSMENT OF THE BALANCE BETWEEN GREENHOUSE GASES AND AMMONIA EMISSIONS AFTER CATTLE SLURRY APPLICATION.
- 0175AMMONIA VOLATILIZATION AFTER APPLICATION OF DIGESTED BIOGAS SLURRIES IN A COASTAL MARSH REGION OF NORTHERN GERMANY
- 0194GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS FROM STORED SLURRY WITH AND WITHOUT DIFFERENT COVERS
- 0214INVENTORY OF SOIL HEAVY METAL CONCENTRATIONS IN GALICIA
- 0223EFFECTS OF THE FERTILISATION WITH SEWAGE SLUDGE ON CU CONCENTRATION IN SOIL AND PASTURE IN PASTORAL SYSTEMS, FORESTRY SYSTEMS AND SILVOPASTORAL SYSTEMS DEVELOPED UNDER PINUS RADIATA D. DON
- 0228A FLOATING COVERING SYSTEM ABLE TO REDUCE AMMONIA AND GHG EMISSION FROM THE STORAGE OF DIGESTED SLURRY
- 0237MODELLING AMMONIA EMISSIONS AFTER FIELD APPLICATION OF ANAEROBIC DIGESTED SLURRIES
- 0246C TRANSFORMATIONS DURING STORAGE OF FARMYARD MANURE
- 0253ASSESSMENT OF DIFFERENT COVERING SYSTEMS TO REDUCE GASEOUS LOSSES FROM SLURRY STORAGE
- 0254AMMONIA VOLATILIZATION AFTER SOIL APPLICATION OF RAW AND DILUTE PIG SLURRY
- 0255EVALUATION OF ZEOLITE AS A BINDING AGENT TO MITIGATE AMMONIA LOSS FROM PIG SLURRY AND MANURE
- 0257AMMONIA EMISSION FOLLOWING LAND APPLICATION OF RAW AND MECHANICAL SEPARATED SLURRY IN ORCHARDS
- 0265ASSESSMENT OF WATER AND SOIL POLLUTION BY NITROGEN COMPOUNDS FROM LONG TERM FARM YARD MANURE STORAGE DIRECTLY ON THE GROUND
- 0270GASEOUS EMISSIONS DURING THE MANAGEMENT OF LITTER-BASED MANURES
- 0300IMPACT OF DIET AND MANURE MANAGEMENT ON NITROGEN LOSSES DURING YOUNG CATTLE HOUSING AND MANURE STORAGE
- 0314ASSESSMENT OF CO2 EMISSIONS DURING ACIDIFICATION, STORAGE, AND AFTER INCORPORATION TO SOIL OF PIG SLURRY
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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.