Hygiene, nutrients and safe reuse
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The surviving programme is especially rich on hygiene, pathogen survival, nutrient cycling and treatment. Its presentation titles form a useful map of the questions researchers asked at the time.
Programme title index
This is a transcription of 109 presentation titles from the historical programme. The index preserves a bibliographic trail; it does not reproduce the papers or imply that their original files are still available.
109 of 109 research titles shown
- 001Hygienic safety in organic waste management
- 002Destruction of pathogens in liquid swine manure by biological nitrogen removal and phosphorus treatment.
- 003Evaluation of treatment processes for the control of pathogens in organic wastes
- 004Pathogens in animal manures: their survival during storage and following land application
- 005Guidelines for growers to minimise the risks of microbiological contamination of ready to eat crops
- 006Evaluation of microbial health risks associated with the reuse of source-separated human urine
- 007Hygienic aspects of recycling of organic waste in biogas plants
- 008The effect of pasteurisation in biogas plants: a laboratory study
- 009Aerobic and hydrate lime stabilization of sewage sludge - comparison
- 010Survival of pathogenic and spoilage microorganisms in silage at two different dry matter contents
- 011Hygienization of sewage sludges by liming
- 012Disinfecting effects of zeolites and survival of salmonella typhi murium and salmonella seftenberg in the solid fraction of slurry from a piggery wastewater treatment plant
- 013Impact of farm manure management practices on bathing water quality
- 014Influence of pig slurry manuring on the hygienic well water quality
- 015The hydrogen peroxide as an environmentally acceptable slurry disinfectant
- 016Management strategies for organic waste use in agriculture
- 017Manure management in europe: results of a recent survey
- 018Sampling of animal manure in the dutch mineral accounting system
- 019Nitrogen and phosphorus losses in drainage water following pig slurry applications to a drained clay soil
- 020Manure management practices in lombardy (italy)
- 021"Converting animal waste into added value products and energy"
- 022Strategic determination of organic waste recycling opportunities
- 023Aspects of legislation for the handling of fertilisers
- 024The new waste management legislation in the slovak republic and the requirements for the organic waste
- 025NuFlux-awi: a calculation model to quantify nutrient fluxes and balances of intensive livestock production in developing countries
- 026Regional application of a nutrient balance sheet in italy
- 027Strategy for livestock wastes treatment in russia
- 028Maize organic fertilization by means of a modular slurry spreader
- 029Nitrogen budgets for three cropping systems fertilised with cattle manure
- 030Human urine as a fertiliser - plant nutrients, application technique and environmental effects
- 031Effects of pig manure application on the efficiency of radiation utilization in pure alfalfa stand
- 032Characterization of the organic matter pool in manure
- 033Requirements in european countries for the manufacture and use on public roads of manure spreaders and slurry tankers
- 034Annual slurry production in dairy farms and efficient management of the available nutrients for fertilizer
- 035Soil application of zeolite (clinoptilolite) saturated by ammonia from waste air produced in the animal production
- 036Effect of wet poultry manure on wheat yield and biological status of soil
- 037Determination of relevant quality criteriato predict c and n mineralisation of sewage sludges in soil
- 038Waste of a plants biomass, their ecological value and possibility of using in carpathians region (ukraine)
- 039The utilization of tobacco dust as a source of nitrogen for plants and of carbon for the formation of humus compounds in the soil
- 040Human urine as a fertiliser in plant production
- 041Comparison of the effect of municipal composts and microbial fertilizers from livestock wastes
- 042Dynamics of the development of microorganisms in soils fertilised with sewage sludge and tobacco dust
- 043Agronomic value of alkaline-stabilized biosolids for continuous spring barley on two contrasting soils
- 044Effect of organic residues application to soil on mineral nutrition of winter wheat
- 045Predicting ammonia loss following the application of livestock manure to land
- 046Influence of climate control on the ammonia emission of pig houses
- 047Management practices to reduce ammonia emissions from pig and cattle manure stores
- 048Contributions of non-methane volatile organic compounds to the atmosphere from uk agriculture
- 049Practical aspects of abating ammonia on uk farms
- 050Covering slurry stores to reduce ammonia emissions: settling effects and chemical composition changes
- 051A national model for estimating potential reductions in ammonia emissions and their costs
- 052Assestment of additives efficacy in reducing ammonia losses from pig slurry
- 053Gaseous emission during broilers raising according to floor material and litter budget
- 054Control of gaseous emissions from stored pig slurry by means of electrochemical treatment
- 055Chemical indicators that determine olfactory response from pig and chicken manure
- 056Emissions of small-scale manure treatment facilities
- 057Ammonia emissions from two different flooring systems for heavy pigs
- 058Deep litter manure to spring cereals - manure properties and ammonia emissions
- 059Ammonia removal from waste air produced in the agriculture
- 060Range of nitrous oxide emission after application of pig slurry
- 061The present state of the ammonia emission in sr and factors conditioning their production and possibility of their reduction
- 062Evaluation of increased straw use as a means of reducing ammonia emission from housed cattle and pigs
- 063Ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions from slurry stores
- 064Emissions of odour at the co-incineration of meat-bone meal
- 065Generation of carbon dioxide and methane from stored cattle and pig slurry
- 066Your body, renewable organic waste and the environment Sustainable Management of Solid and Liquid Waste - "SOLIWA"
- 067Swine wastewater treatment in constructed wetlands
- 068Aerobic, thermophilic co-treatment of cattle slurry with whey and/or jam wastes
- 069A respirometric method to study biodegradation kinetics of mixed sludge and woody bulking agent
- 070Effects of two innovative techniques in reducing ammonia emissions in growing-finishing pig housing
- 071Performances of a no veľ system for drying laying hens manure without exogenous heating supply
- 072Effects of electrochemical treatment on micro-organisms in swine stored slurry: some evidences
- 073Heat partition during composting process of cattle manure
- 074Characteristics of the sewage sludge processed by new dehydration system and use for conservation agriculture of paddy
- 075Chemical aspects of stabilization of the solid fraction of pig slurry amended with natural zeolite
- 076Treatment of the solid fraction of pig excreta with l and 2 volume% of zeolite
- 077Relationships between carbon mineralisation and phytotoxicity of immature compost in soil
- 078Influence of sludge aerobic exothermic stabilization on the viability of Ascaris suum eggs
- 079Pollutant and microbe removal from dairy parlour wastewater using reed bed treatment
- 080Effect of different doses of natural zeolite on decomposition processes in stored pig slurry solids
- 081Microbial parameters as a tool to evaluate compost stability
- 082A complete treatment scheme to reduce the nutrient load of pig slurry
- 083Compost quality and use from sewage sludge, organic fraction of municipal solid waste and natural zeolite - clinoptilolite
- 084Biological nutrient removal in a full scale sequencing batch reactor treating pig slurry
- 085Biogas production from animal wastes, energy plants and organic wastes
- 086Restoring farmer's confidence in manure benefits the environment
- 087Recycling of organic waste in germany
- 088Environmental impact of farm-scale composting
- 089Pig production and water pollution in la piedad, mexico
- 090Livestock density and nutrient balances across asia
- 091Leachate losses from cattle manure and greenwaste during composting
- 092The issues of energy and carbon cycle: new perspectives for assessing the environmental impact of animal waste utilization
- 093Phosphorus loads in lombardy (italy)
- 094eaching losses of nitrogen following autumn applications of farmyard manure
- 095The pollution characteristics of wastewater from some slaughterhouses in cluj-napoca (romania)
- 096Use of straw and water extract from farmyard manure for remediation of heavy metals polluted soils
- 097Organic fertilizers : the french legislation framework
- 098Biological degradation of pva/ch in terrestrial and aquatic conditions
- 099Use of the micronucleus test in assessing the genotoxicity of the environment in piggeries
- 100Electrolytic treatment of obsolete pesticides (methyl-parathion cases)
- 101Dynamics of soil microbial biomass and organic matter quality following addition of pig slurries
- 102Effect of nitrification inhibitors applied to slurry on soil mineral N
- 103Influence of industrial water pollution on mutagenity of water
- 104Influencing of a municipal waste of city on environment (an example lviv, ukraine)
- 105Contamination of the environment by resistant pathogenic bacteria
- 106Microbiological load of the environment disinfection in the stables of dairy cows
- 107The effect of sludge on crop yields, humus content in the soil and the accumulation of heavy metals and pahs
- 108Nitrate leaching losses following application of cattle slurry and mineral fertilisers to soil
- 109Environmental impact and manurial value of the solid fraction from slurry separation
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