13th International Conference: Albena, Bulgaria

From research to manure-management practice

Why this meeting matters

The programme combined best-practice questions with pathogen control, phosphorus recovery, soil fertility and the environmental effects of expanding livestock production.

Programme title index

This is a transcription of 107 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.

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1. 001Manure management: research knowledge into best practice
2. 002Worldwide growth of animal production and environmental consequences
3. 003Survey on available methods and techniques for the inactivation of pathogens in animal manure
4. 004Management of Bulgarian soil resources fertility
5. 005Balance of organic wastes in bulgarian animal husbandry
6. 006Course of nitrogen mineralisation after application of organic fertilisers at different times of the year
7. 007Effects of repeated dairy slurry applications on forage crops in a nitrate vulnerable zone of Northern Italy
8. 008Agronomic Effectiveness of Phosphorus Materials Recovered from Manure
9. 009Impacts of heterogeneous manure spreading on nitrate lixiviation
10. 010Agroecological effi ciency of composts and humic fertilizers
11. 011Nitrifi cation of pig slurry added to high heavy metal-content soils
12. 012Economic costs and benefi ts of adoption of the trailing shoe slurry application method on grassland farms in Ireland
13. 013Providing technical assistance for sustainable livestock waste management in South East Asia
14. 014Development of a calculator tool for estimating manure N and P outputs from farm livestock: ENCA“SH”
15. 015A software tool for determining the agricultural landbank for recycling organic materials (ALOWANCE)
16. 016Microbiological aspects of methane production during pig manure storage
17. 017Pilot scale experience of anaerobic co-digestion of pig slurry with fruit wastes – on site operation in a pig farm with a mobile plant
18. 018Impact of substrate to inoculum ratio in anaerobic digestion of swine slurry
19. 019Anaerobic co-digestion of animal wastes (poultry litter and pig manure) with vegetable processing wastes
20. 020Optimising simple biogas digesters for use in cold regions of developing countries
21. 021Software sensor monitoring and expert control of biogas production
22. 022An integrated anaerobic digestion system for solid organic waste
23. 023Manure management system distribution in Austria and consequences on the ammonia emission inventory
24. 024Ammonia losses from the land application of raw pig slurry and solid and liquid fractions generated from its mechanical separation
25. 025Long-term performance of biofi lters for odour control on pig farms
26. 026Soil injection of animal slurry to growing cereals – effects on odour emission, draught requirement and yield
27. 027Ammonia emissions during post treatment of anaerobic fermented biomass
28. 028Agrammon: A new internet based model for the differentiated estimation of ammonia emissions from individual farms or at the area-wide scale
29. 029Effect of feed-, nitrogen-, fi bres- and water-intakes on emissions of NH3, N2O, CH4, CO2 and water vapour of grouped gestating sows kept on straw-based deep litter
30. 030The effect of solid manure incorporation on nitrous oxide emissions
31. 031Ammonia treatment of hatchery waste for elimination of avian fl u and model viruses: treatment recommendations
32. 032The survival of Faecal Indicator Organisms (FIOs) in soil, following dairy slurry application to land by surface broadcasting and shallow injection
33. 033Search for genetic markers to trace swine-manure contamination of the environment
34. 034Validation of manure sanitation methods performed at laboratory scale
35. 035Impact of temperature-time combinations on enteric bacteria in separated solids from pig manure
36. 036Influence of aeration rate on transformations of separated pig manure and gaseous emissions during composting
37. 037Alternative utilization of the solid fi ber fraction from separated animal slurry - composting as one opportunity
38. 038Dissipation of pesticides during composting and anaerobic digestion of source-separated organic waste in full-scale plants
39. 039Estimation of nitrogen loss from pilot and large scale composting by ammonia measurement and N/P ratio changes Composting
40. 040The potential use of chelating agents to remove heavy metals from biostabilised waste
41. 041Nitrogen transfers and losses in integrated agricultural systems in central Mexico
42. 042New Fertilizers from Advanced Wastewater Treatment: Their potential Values and Risks
43. 043Feasibility of Phosphorus Chemical Recycling from Piggery Wastewater. A combined Experimental and Modeling approach
44. 044Improvements in animal productivity and health with a total aerobic manure management system
45. 045Development of a New Generation Low Cost Treatment of Ammonia for Livestock Effl uents Using Anammox and Nitritation
46. 046The effect of contrasting cattle and pig farmyard manure (FYM) management practices on crop nitrogen utilisation
47. 047Organic mulching in hot climates
48. 048Effects of the use of novel organic-mineral nitrogen fertilizers on maize crop
49. 049Use of digested and co-digested pig slurry in maize crop grown in a sandy loam soil
50. 050Nitrogen effect of poultry manure
51. 051Use of drip lines for the application of the liquid fraction of digested pig slurry on maize
52. 052Managing slurry applications to minimise nitrogen and phosphorus losses in drainage aters from clay soils
53. 053Comparative investigation of a microbial biodiversity in agroecosystem on grey forest soil at application of manure and mineral fertilizers
54. 054Crop Response to Phosphate stemming from Mineral Fertiliser and Organic Waste
55. 055A computer-based Expert system to support the selection and implementation of systems for sustainable livestock waste management in South-East Asia
56. 056Clean production agreement for dairy farmers in the South of Chile: a collaborative initiative of the government and farmers to improve environmental management
57. 057Development of a software tool to calculate pollutant emissions, resource consumption and the effects of best available techniques on Spanish farms
58. 058A simple software tool to assist in making better use of manure nitrogen: MANNER v.5 (2008)
59. 059The role of biogas production in sustainable biofuels based biorefi nery concepts
60. 060Sustainable crop rotations and their potential for biogas production
61. 061Two approaches on the utilization of fruit wastes as Co-substrate for pig manure anaerobic Co-digestion – the effect of the COD:N:P balance
62. 062Bioethanol produced from maize
63. 063Optimisation of biogas production from a microbial perspective
64. 064Innovative technology for biogas production from pig slurry
65. 065Monitoring of a co-digestion plant in dairy cattle farm in Northern Italy
66. 066Biogas yields from the co-digestion of agro-industrial residues in continuous cycle pilot reactors
67. 067Optimising biogas fermentation using the Taguchi methodology
68. 068Technological options, potentials and costs for mitigation of agricultural greenhouse gas emissions in Austria (reclip:tom)
69. 069Effect of crude protein intake by dairy cattle on NH3 concentrations from a dairy stall
70. 070Comparison of ammonia emission from composted swine farmyard manure and sewage sludge
71. 071Use of zeolite in broiler bedding material to absorb ammonia
72. 072The effect of application technique and climate conditions on ammonia emissions from cattle slurry
73. 073External drying tunnel for droppings of laying hens: ammonia, GHG and odour emissions
74. 074Possibilities of Gaseous Emissions Neural Modelling Based on Bioreactor Usage
75. 075Behaviour of prion-proteins in anaerobic and aerobic treatment of animal by-products
76. 076Quality of drinking water in industrially contaminated area in relation to potential risk to humans and animals
77. 077Microbial community dynamics during composting od sewage sludge with different additions in bioreactor
78. 078Pathogen Reduction in Small-Scale Biogas Plants in a Tropical Region - Bench-Scale Experiments
79. 079Dust rejects from lime production – are they suitable for the sanitation of organic wastes from animal production and dogs’ excrements?
80. 080Management of distillery stillage by composting process
81. 081Co-composting of winery-distillery wastes with orange juice waste
82. 082Composting the solid fraction of cattle slurry with straw (Lolium multifl orum L) and gorse (Ulex Europaes)
83. 083Dynamic of microbial population during composting of organic wastes
84. 084The effect of C/N ratio and fraction distribution on air demand of compost prisms during slaughtered waste composting
85. 085Solid 13c-nmr as fundamental tool in the characterization of organic matter during the composting
86. 086TERRASOL compost from sheep manure
87. 087Impact of home made composts application
88. 088Cattle slurry treatment by mechanical and chemical separation: effect on N2O emissions, mineral N dynamics and grass yields after application to grassland
89. 089Denitrifi cation Enzyme Activity in Swine Wastewater Lagoons
90. 090Technology of organic and organic-mineral fertilizers production from poultry manure
91. 091Research on the persistence of tetracyclines contained in pig slurry
92. 092Dairy cow manure separation a pre-treatment to reduce manure application pollution risks: a whole-farm perspective
93. 093Use of Net Carbohydrate and Protein System model to estimate phosphorus fecal excretion
94. 094Effect of quick lime, lime dust from separators and phosphoric acid on stabilisation of sewage sludge
95. 095Biological and physico-chemical treatment possibilities for landfi ll leachate in Zagreb, Croatia
96. 096Amelioration of saline-sodic and high calcareous soils through Cotton Acid Delinting Process Residues
97. 097Treatment of sewage sludge with lime and zeolite in relation to its application to agricultural soil
98. 098Possible changes in soil cadmium content in relation to the use of fertilisers and organic residues in Lithuania
99. 099Response of soil microorganisms to organic and inorganic amendments in heavy metal polluted soils
100. 100Monitoring heavy metal concentrations in leachates of an acid forest soil during repeated applications of sewage sludge
101. 101Agricultural practices for soil carbon sequestration
102. 102Systematic incorporation of post-harvest residues – an inexpensive agronomy practice of increasing yield and quality of production
103. 103Content of labile forms and plant residues in cultivated soils
104. 104Compared study of plant residues and organic fertilizer on yield of ryegrass
105. 105Composting of substrates under controlled conditions
106. 106Management models for a sustainable use of manure in intensive livestock areas
107. 107Relationship between cattle stocking density and NH3 emissions from cattle housing

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