2010 · TOPIC 09

Use of manures and organic wastes to improve soil quality and nutrient balances

55 presentation titles in Lisbon's 2010 RAMIRAN programme.

This is the broadest Lisbon theme, linking organic inputs to nutrient balance and soil change. Titles range from nitrogen mineralisation to compost effects and trace elements, so soil benefit and quality control belong in the same conversation.

This section preserves 55 historical presentation titles. A title documents a research question, not the result or a recommendation for current practice.

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  1. 0010INFLUENCE OF THE PARTICLE SIZE AND ANIMAL SLURRY TYPE ON THE POTENTIAL OF NITROGEN MINERALIZATION AFTER SOIL INCORPORATION
  2. 0033LONG TERM APPLICATION OF DAIRY SLURRY REDUCES CD CONCENTRATION IN SUNFLOWER (HELIANTHUS ANUUS L.)
  3. 0036CHANGES TO PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL SOIL PROPERTIES AFTER MSW COMPOST ADDITION
  4. 0039ANALYSIS OF THE TOTAL COMPOSITION AND AVAILABILITY OF SOIL ELEMENTS AFTER MSW COMPOST APPLICATION
  5. 0049CARBON AND NITROGEN MINERALISATION IN SOIL AMENDED WITH DIGESTATES FROM ANAEROBIC CO-DIGESTION PROCESSES
  6. 0050A 40-YEAR RECORD OF SOIL ORGANIC CARBON (SOC) SEQUESTRATION IN AN INTENSIVE CROPPING SYSTEM IN HUNGARY
  7. 0065CATION RELEASE DYNAMICS IN SOILS AMENDED WITH MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE COMPOST
  8. 0089USE OF DRY AND WET DIGESTATES FROM BIOGAS PLANTS AS FERTILIZER IN PLANT PRODUCTION
  9. 0091NUTRIENT AVAILABILITY IN COMPOST-BASED NURSERY SUBSTRATES
  10. 0094EFFECTS OF COMPOST APPLICATION ON CRESS (LEPIDIUM SATIVUM) PRODUCTIVITY IN IRAN
  11. 0095COMPARISON OF FIELD METHODS TO ASSESS NET N MINERALIZATION IN SOILS UNDER DIFFERENT RATES OF CATTLE-SLURRY APPLICATION AND A MAIZE / ANNUAL RYEGRASS CROPPING SYSTEM
  12. 0100EFFECTS OF APPLICATIONS OF CATTLE MANURE ON ORGANIC MATTER ACCUMULATION AND NITROGEN MINERALISATION
  13. 0104VALUE OF PIG SLURRY FOR AGRONOMICAL USE: AN OPTION IN ORGANIC FERTILISATION
  14. 0106POTENTIAL OF USING NIR TO PREDICT NITROGEN FERTILISER VALUE OF ORGANIC RESIDUES
  15. 0109OPTIMISATION OF THE ROTHC MODEL POOLS TO SIMULATE C DYNAMICS AFTER APPLICATION OF EXOGENOUS ORGANIC MATTERS IN SOILS
  16. 0115NUTRIENT BALANCE IN MONTEREY PINE STANDS TREATED WITH REPEATED APPLICATIONS OF SEWAGE SLUDGE
  17. 0123CONSULTING FOR THE USE OF "WASTE FERTILIZERS" ON LAND - 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN AUSTRIA!
  18. 0128EFFECTS OF CO-DIGESTATE APPLICATION ON THE SOIL PROPERTIES, LEACHATE AND GROWTH RESPONSES OF PADDY RICE
  19. 0132EVALUATION OF NITROGEN FERTILIZING VALUE OF ANAEROBIC CODIGESTED SEWAGE SLUDGE BY LONG-TERM AEROBIC INCUBATION
  20. 0145EFFECT OF COMPOST PROPERTIES AND TEMPERATURE ON C AND N MINERALISATION AND SOIL BIOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES
  21. 0149NITROGEN DYNAMICS IN A SOIL AMENDED WITH RAW AND TREATED PIG SLURRY IN AN ALMOND ORCHARD, CARTAGENA SE SPAIN
  22. 0170THE EFFECT OF ANAEROBIC DIGESTION ON FERTILIZING PROPERTIES OF PIG SLURRY
  23. 0171NUTRIENT VALUE OF DIGESTATE FROM FARM-BASED BIOGAS PLANTS
  24. 0180VERMICOMPOSTING: AN ECOLOGICAL WAY TO RECYCLE ORGANIC WASTES RESULTING FROM HORTICULTURE
  25. 0183COMPARISON OF THREE DIFFERENT ANALYSIS METHODS TO ESTIMATE N AND P AVAILABILITY IN ORGANIC SOIL AMENDMENTS
  26. 0189MEAT AND BONE MEAL AS NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS SUPPLIER TO RYEGRASS (LOLIUM MULTIFLORUM L. VAR HELEN); II – EFFECTS ON SOIL N AND P LEVELS
  27. 0192MEAT AND BONE MEAL AS NITROGEN AND PHOSPHORUS SUPPLIER TO RYEGRASS (LOLLIUM MULTIFLORUM L. VAR HELEN) I – DRY MATTER YIELD, N AND P UPTAKE AND APPARENT N AND P RECOVERY
  28. 0195CHARACTERIZATION OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE COMPOSTS PRODUCED IN SPAIN
  29. 0201ECONOMIC ADVANTAGES OF PIG SLURRY USED AS ORGANIC AMENDMENT
  30. 0203EFFECTS OF DRIED PELLETIZED BROILER LITTER ON SOIL FERTILITY IN SOWN MEADOWS OF GALICIA (NW SPAIN)
  31. 0206COMPARING EFFECTS OF MINERAL FERTILIZATION AND DAIRY SLUDGE APPLICATION ON SOIL METAL CONTENT IN SOWN MEADOWS
  32. 0212LIMING AND SEWAGE SLUDGE EFFECTS ON CD SOIL AND ON NI UNDERSTORY DEVELOPMENT IN REFORESTED PINUS RADIATA D. DON PLANTATIONS
  33. 0213A HIERARCHY FOR LAND APPLICATION OF ORGANIC WASTES: INFLUENCE OF URBAN STAKEHOLDERS
  34. 0220THE EFFECT OF FERTIGATION WITH SWINE WASTEWATER ON YIELD AND SEED QUALITY OF DRY BEANS
  35. 0224GREEN/FOOD COMPOST: CROP AVAILABLE NITROGEN SUPPLY AND SOIL FERTILITY BENEFITS
  36. 0226ANALYSIS OF MANURES AND BIOSOLIDS VIA NEAR INFRARED REFLECTANCE SPECTROSCOPY (NIRS)
  37. 0238GENERATED AMOUNT AND COMPOSITION OF PIG SLURRY AND POULTRY MANURE: A FIELD STUDY
  38. 0245HORTICULTURAL OILS AND SOAPS, ECO-FRIENDLY BIOACTIVE COMPOSITIONS FOR ORGANIC FARMING
  39. 0249ASSESSMENT OF N MINERALIZATION AND N LEACHING IN SOIL USING A NEW IN-SITU INCUBATION METHOD
  40. 0252YIELD OF FORAGE MAIZE FROM POULTRY LITTER AND INORGANIC FERTILIZER APPLICATIONS
  41. 0264EFFECT OF SPENT MUSHROOM COMPOST ON P AND K FERTILITY IN A VINEYARD SOIL OF THE LA RIOJA REGION (SPAIN)
  42. 0267EFFECTS OF CO-COMPOSTED SEWAGE SLUDGE AMENDMENT ON MEDITERRANEAN AGRICULTURAL SOILS. A SOIL MICROCOSM EXPERIMENT
  43. 0268NITROGEN USE EFFICIENCY IN SMALLHOLDER PRODUCTION SYSTEMS: A CASE STUDY FROM CENTRAL MEXICO
  44. 0278FERTILIZATION WITH PIG SLURRIES IN MEDITERRANEAN SOILS FOR CROP PRODUCTION: LIQUID AND CONVENTIONAL FEEDINGS COMPARATION
  45. 0280INCREASING SOIL FERTILITY AFTER APPLICATION OF COMPOSTED OLIVE MILL POMACE IN ORGANIC OLIVE OIL GROVES
  46. 0282CARBON AND NITROGEN MINERALISATION OF RAW AND SEPARATED, DIGESTED ANIMAL MANURES
  47. 0284USE OF CEREAL AND MAIZE STRAW FOR BIO-ENERGY – AN ECOLOGICAL CONTRADICTION
  48. 0298PHOSPHORUS FERTILIZATION OF MAIZE SEEDLINGS BY SIDE-BAND INJECTION OF ANIMAL SLURRY
  49. 0301CARBON AND NITROGEN DYNAMICS IN SOILS UNDER REPEATED MANURE APPLICATIONS: PRELIMINARY RESULTS
  50. 0313EFFECT OF ORGANIC FERTILIZERS ON YIELD AND QUALITY OF GREENHOUSE ORGANIC TOMATO
  51. 0316ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT OF USING MEAT MEAL AS FERTILIZER - A SWEDISH CASE STUDY
  52. 0319BIOENERGY RESIDUES AND BIOCHAR AS SOIL AMENDMENTS: CLIMATE-RELEVANT C AND N DYNAMICS DURING DECOMPOSITION IN SOIL
  53. 0326LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF TWO-PHASE OLIVE MILL WASTE ON BIOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF AN OLIVE GROVE SOIL
  54. 0333DOES FIELD APPLICATION OF POULTRY MANURE ALTER NATIVE PLANT SPECIES GROWTH?
  55. 0334POULTRY MANURE: INFLUENCE OF ROOT EXUDATES ON ORGANIC WASTE DECOMPOSITION AND MICROBIAL ACTIVITY IN SOIL

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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.