Treatment and use of organic residues
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- 001Water footprint of pigs slaughtered in the central-southern states of brazil
- 002Manure production and management on commercial farms
- 003Effluent quality from out-wintering pads
- 004Thin fraction of pig slurry: nitrogen fertilizer value on grassland. Preliminary results
- 005A pig slurry purification option: constructed wetland
- 006Pig slurry separation and filtration efficiency for on-farm water reuse
- 007Multi-year application of whole and separated dairy slurry on perennial grass using surface banding: agronomic assessment
- 008Effect of diet fibre content on nitrogen excretion and efficiency in piemontese young bulls
- 009Nutrient balance in intensive dairy cows farms: preliminary results
- 010Managing sulphur content of pig diet to control sulphides production during pig slurry anaerobic storage
- 011Influence of nutritional technology on water and performance indicators of pig production
- 012Effect of adding fibre sources to pig diets on volatilisation and methane prodcution from manure
- 013Effect of water scrubbing on ammonia emissions from a gestating sows building in the south of europe
- 014Manure treatment for green farming systems of the southeastern usa
- 015Intensive livestock farming systems across europe – a review of the current impact from the ippc directive based on data gathered by questionnaire
- 016Ammonia emissions from woodchip pads used for out-wintering cattle
- 017Feasibility of different bedding materials in loose housing systems for dairy cows
- 018Admixture of cereal ash into liquid biogas digestate
- 019Transformation system green organic waste of livestock industry for agricultural use
- 020Substitution of peat for composts of municipal wastes in growing media: effects on growth and nutrition of euphorbia pulcherrima
- 021Effect of digestate application on cocksfoot on biomass production and quality
- 022Potential uses of azolla filiculoides’ biomass grown in natural ecosystems and urban wastewater
- 023Use of limestone from mussel shells in acid soil of galicia (nw spain)
- 024Composting of organic solid by-products from table olive processing (osbtop)
- 025Phosphorus fertilization in the plantation of sugarcane with filter cake enriched with soluble phosphate
- 026Composting and vermicomposting of settleable solid fish waste (manure) from commercial turbot farm
- 027Effects of fish manure vermicompost on a soil affected by wildfire
- 028Characterization and agronomic use of pigeon manure: a case study in the northeast transmontano region (portugal)
- 029Nitrogen dynamics in a clayey loam soil amended with distillery waste compost
- 030Effects of organic bioactive substances on phenylpropanoid metabolism in zea mays l
- 031Evaluation of compost from cattle and organic wastes as adsorbent of cadmium ions in aqueous solution
- 032Adsorption of methylene blue dye by pistachio shells
- 033Short term effect of organic residues from bioenergy production on soil properties
- 034Management of spent timber residue from out-wintering pads
- 035Effect of sugar foam waste and phosphogypsum on a mediterranean ultisol under forage cropping
- 036Carbon and nitrogen mineralization of organic wastes from sugarcane distilleries: vinasse and yeast waste
- 037Use of diaper polymers as soil conditioner
- 038Guidelines for the management of winery wastewaters
- 039Effect of an organic residue obtained from co-composting wastes from different sources (human and animal) on agricultural soil characteristics
- 040Tailings with manganeso and its potential in the production of seedbed
- 041Agrobiofilm project. Development of enhanced biodegradable films for horticulture and viticulture
- 042Extreme thermophilic pre-treatment of manures for improved biogas production
- 043The effect of thermo-chemical pre-treatment on the ultimate biogas potential of straw
- 044Possibilities to optimise feedstock mixtures for biogas production
- 045The probiogas project: an integrated approach of the anaerobic co-digestion of agricultural wastes for production of biogas and fertilisers
- 046Pre-treatment: the key issue in vinasse valorization
- 047Residual lard fat: a good alternative as biodiesel raw material
- 048Effect of biomass hydrolysis on biogas production
- 049Evaluation of yielding abilities of latvian flax varieties and future prospectives
- 050Comparision of three preatments for organic matter solubilization from ofmsw
- 051Use of microwave and thermo-chemical pretreatments for improvement of agricultural or agri-food wastes conversion into biogas
- 052The (re)use of mechanical separated solid fraction of digested or not digested slurry in anaerobic digestion plants
- 053Effects of antibiotic residues in fermentation substrates on biogas yield
- 054Anaerobic digestion experiment using cynara cardunculus l. Stalks
- 055Possibilities for sustainable agrarian feedstock production and utilisation
- 056Wasted sardine oil as a co-substrate for biogas production– pilot experiment of decentralized organic waste management in a pig farm
- 057Multi-stage treatment of swine manure
- 058Physicochemical changes and nutrient dynamics during composting of the solid fraction of dairy cattle slurry
- 059Agronomic and environmental quality assessment of treated manures application to the soil
- 060Effects of solid/liquid separation on raw and digested slurries
- 061Physical, chemical and biological characterization of biofilters for the treatment of gas emissions in industrial plants
- 062Microbial inoculation and use of eissenia foetida in household organic waste composting
- 063Flash microbial toxicity test as monitoring parameter at composting: comparison of ecotoxicity levels for different substrates
- 064A pilot scale study to assess the effect of different rates of tannery effluent applied to constructed wetlands with phragmites and typha
- 065Rapid analysis of nutrients in solid manures from animal slurry separation by near infrared reflectance (NIRS)
- 066Production of ligninolytic enzymes by dye-decolorizing microorganisms isolated from a composting environment
- 067Orange peel: organic waste or energetic resource?
- 068Nitrogen recovery from biogas plant digestates via solid-liquid separation and stripping
- 069Composting of brewery wastes with agricultural and forest residues
- 070Recycling of digestates from biogas production by composting
- 071Static and dynamic composting systems for sheep manure treatment
- 072Nitrogen reduction in livestock slurry through ammonia air stripping at high temperature
- 073“Anaerobic respirometry” as a tool for substrate characterisation aiming at modelling of manures anaerobic digestion
- 074Start up and operation of aerobic reactor for swine effluent partial nitritation and simultaneous removal of cod
- 075Swine manure storage time influence on chemical flocculation and solid-liquid separation efficiency
- 076Composting of green waste the experience of algar, s.a.
- 077Distillery stillage as one of the substrates increasing the efficiency of agricultural biogas plant
- 078Anaerobic digestion and digestate utilization in europe
- 079The influence of bulking agents on ammonia emission from swine manure co-composting
- 080Removal and recovery of ammonia from liquid swine manure and poultry litter using gas permeable membranes
- 081Msw facilities of combined biological treatment: anaerobic digestion plus composting
- 082Digestate treatment by means of a full scale membrane system: an innovative method for managing surplus nitrogen and for valorising farm effluents
- 083Anaerobic treatment of dairy cattle effluents in a tubular bioreactor
- 084Horizontal biodigestor behavior at poultry litter treatment
- 085Influency of ammonium nitrogen concentration and aeration time on poultry slaughterhouse wastewater nitrification process
- 086Efficiency of mechanical separation of digested and not digested slurry
- 087Composting of anaerobic digestates for producing added-value materials in agriculture
- 088Influence of turning and water addition on ammonia emission in farm piles composting
- 089Chemical changes in poultry manure during composting
- 090Sorted municipal solid wastes digested by biomethanization to use in agriculture
- 091Monitoring of an anaerobic digestion plant in a cattle farm in piedmont
- 092Anammox treatment of swine wastewater using immobilized technology
- 093Anaerobic digestion of solid slaughtwerhouse waste at laboratory scale
- 094Composting of distillery stillage obtained as the waste during bioethanol production
- 095Development of pulse technology for production of fertilizers from an organic waste
- 096Internal nitrogen flow via atmospheric ammonia; a case study in an intensive dairying region in central japan
- 097Ammonia emissions from a volcanic soil after dairy slurry application
- 098Nitrogen leaching following a high rate of dairy slurry application on a ryegrass sward of a volcanic soil in southern chile
- 099Effect of farmyard manure and fertilizer application on N 2 O and CH 4 fluxes from a volcanic grassland soil in nasu, japan
- 100Ammonia emissions from a dairy farm in segovia (spain)
- 101Effects of temperature and dairy cattle excreta characteristics on ammonia emissions from a simulated concrete floor
- 102Effect of solid and slatted floors and temperature on ammonia and ghg emissions in a scale model of dairy cattle houses
- 103Nitrate leaching from soils amended with different organic residues
- 104Assement of manure management prati ces across the EU27
- 105Nitrous oxide emission from biogas production systems on a coastal marsh soil
- 106Assessing the effect of spreading method and use of the nitrification inhibitor dcd, on trace gas emissions from grassland amended with cattle slurry
- 107Grassland yield response to knife/tine slurry injection equipment – benefit or crop damage?
- 108Management strategies to reduce nitrogen losses from solid cattle manure
- 109Injection of animal slurry to winter cereals – effects on crop yield and emissions of odour and ammonia
- 110The potential of application timing management to reduce ammonia emissions following cattle slurry application
- 111Field assessment of the balance between greenhouse gases and ammonia emissions after cattle slurry application
- 112Ammonia volatilization after application of digested biogas slurries in a coastal marsh region of northern germany
- 113Greenhouse gas emissions from stored slurry with and without different covers
- 114Inventory of soil heavy metal concentrations in galicia
- 115Effects 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
- 116A floating covering system able to reduce ammonia and ghg emission from the storage of digested slurry
- 117Modelling ammonia emissions after field application of anaerobic digested slurries
- 118C transformations during storage of farmyard manure
- 119Assessment of different covering systems to reduce gaseous losses from slurry storage
- 120Ammonia volatilization after soil application of raw and dilute pig slurry
- 121Evaluation of zeolite as a binding agent to mitigate ammonia loss from pig slurry and manure
- 122Ammonia emission following land application of raw and mechanical separated slurry in orchards
- 123Assessment of water and soil pollution by nitrogen compounds from long term farm yard manure storage directly on the ground
- 124Gaseous emissions during the management of litter-based manures
- 125Impact of diet and manure management on nitrogen losses during young cattle housing and manure storage
- 126Assessment of CO 2 emissions during acidification, storage, and after incorporation to soil of pig slurry
- 127Organic waste: positive-list for highest compost and digestate quality
- 128Using near infrared spectroscopy to predict volatile fatty acids in biogas processes utilising different feedstocks
- 129Eu agro biogas project
- 130Batch dry anaerobic co-digestion of sheep manure and potato waste
- 131Storeyes: a software application package for monitoring fluxes of livestock effluents at farm level
- 132The metamorfosi project: monitoring and controlling zootechnical effluents in livestock farms
- 133Benchmarking commerical biogas plants to improve performance
- 134Development of natural fibre composites in papua new guinea (png)
- 135Sugar beet production as a substrate for biogas plants in aspect of polish sugar industry revitalization
- 136Industrial hemp (cannabis sativa l.) As a biomass crop
- 137Field studies on a centralized approach for the safe and sustainable management of pig slurry: overview and implementation of project in aragón, spain
- 138Agrammon: an internet based model for the estimation of ammonia emissions
- 139Spatially explicit assessment of agrifood biomass resources - towards a method for small-scale assessments
- 140Changes in environmental perception and knowledge in stakeholders after waste management courses
- 141Production of value-added chars and activated carbons from animal manure
- 142Nutrient management tools: the fertiliser manual and manner-npk
- 143Local pipeline transport for the environmentally and economically sustainable management of piggery slurry
- 144Influence of the particle size and animal slurry type on the potential of nitrogen mineralization after soil incorporation
- 145Long term application of dairy slurry reduces cd concentration in sunflower (helianthus anuus l.)
- 146Changes to physical and chemical soil properties after msw compost addition
- 147Analysis of the total composition and availability of soil elements after msw compost application
- 148Carbon and nitrogen mineralisation in soil amended with digestates from anaerobic co-digestion processes
- 149A 40-year record of soil organic carbon (soc) sequestration in an intensive cropping system in hungary
- 150Cation release dynamics in soils amended with municipal solid waste compost
- 151Use of dry and wet digestates from biogas plants as fertilizer in plant production
- 152Nutrient availability in compost-based nursery substrates
- 153Effects of compost application on cress (lepidium sativum) productivity in iran
- 154Comparison of field methods to assess net n mineralization in soils under different rates of cattle-slurry application and a maize / annual ryegrass cropping system
- 155Effects of applications of cattle manure on organic matter accumulation and nitrogen mineralisation
- 156Value of pig slurry for agronomical use: an option in organic fertilisation
- 157Potential of using nir to predict nitrogen fertiliser value of organic residues
- 158Optimisation of the rothc model pools to simulate c dynamics after application of exogenous organic matters in soils
- 159Nutrient balance in monterey pine stands treated with repeated applications of sewage sludge
- 160Consulting for the use of "waste fertilizers" on land - 20 years of experience in austria!
- 161Effects of co-digestate application on the soil properties, leachate and growth responses of paddy rice
- 162Evaluation of nitrogen fertilizing value of anaerobic codigested sewage sludge by long-term aerobic incubation
- 163Effect of compost properties and temperature on C and N mineralisation and soil biochemical properties
- 164Nitrogen dynamics in a soil amended with raw and treated pig slurry in an almond orchard, cartagena se spain
- 165The effect of anaerobic digestion on fertilizing properties of pig slurry
- 166Nutrient value of digestate from farm-based biogas plants
- 167Vermicomposting: an ecological way to recycle organic wastes resulting from horticulture
- 168Comparison of three different analysis methods to estimate n and p availability in organic soil amendments
- 169Meat and bone meal as nitrogen and phosphorus supplier to ryegrass (lolium multiflorum l. Var helen); ii – effects on soil N and P levels
- 170Meat 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
- 171Characterization of municipal solid waste composts produced in spain
- 172Economic advantages of pig slurry used as organic amendment
- 173Effects of dried pelletized broiler litter on soil fertility in sown meadows of galicia (nw spain)
- 174Comparing effects of mineral fertilization and dairy sludge application on soil metal content in sown meadows
- 175Liming and sewage sludge effects on cd soil and on ni understory development in reforested pinus radiata d. Don plantations
- 176A hierarchy for land application of organic wastes: influence of urban stakeholders
- 177The effect of fertigation with swine wastewater on yield and seed quality of dry beans
- 178Green/food compost: crop available nitrogen supply and soil fertility benefits
- 179Analysis of manures and biosolids via near infrared reflectance spectroscopy (nirs)
- 180Generated amount and composition of pig slurry and poultry manure: a field study
- 181Horticultural oils and soaps, eco-friendly bioactive compositions for organic farming
- 182Assessment of n mineralization and n leaching in soil using a new in-situ incubation method
- 183Yield of forage maize from poultry litter and inorganic fertilizer applications
- 184Effect of spent mushroom compost on p and k fertility in a vineyard soil of the la rioja region (spain)
- 185Effects of co-composted sewage sludge amendment on mediterranean agricultural soils. A soil microcosm experiment
- 186Nitrogen use efficiency in smallholder production systems: a case study from central mexico
- 187Fertilization with pig slurries in mediterranean soils for crop production: liquid and conventional feedings comparation
- 188Increasing soil fertility after application of composted olive mill pomace in organic olive oil groves
- 189Carbon and nitrogen mineralisation of raw and separated, digested animal manures
- 190Use of cereal and maize straw for bio-energy – an ecological contradiction
- 191Phosphorus fertilization of maize seedlings by side-band injection of animal slurry
- 192Carbon and nitrogen dynamics in soils under repeated manure applications: preliminary results
- 193Effect of organic fertilizers on yield and quality of greenhouse organic tomato
- 194Environmental assessment of using meat meal as fertilizer - a swedish case study
- 195Bioenergy residues and biochar as soil amendments: climate-relevant c and n dynamics during decomposition in soil
- 196Long-term effects of two-phase olive mill waste on biochemical properties of an olive grove soil
- 197Does field application of poultry manure alter native plant species growth?
- 198Poultry manure: influence of root exudates on organic waste decomposition and microbial activity in soil
- 199Estimating the effect on nitrogen mineralization from organic residues applied to degraded soils
- 200Recovery of burned forest soil by organic residue application – substrate induced respiration in soil
- 201Shifts in the structure of a mine contaminated soil (pb, zn, cu, as) following diferent organic and inorganic treatments
- 202Recovery of ancient cultivation lands belonging to the aboriginal communities in humahuaca - jujuy, argentina
- 203Bioremediation of heavy metals with microbial isolates
- 204Use of organic and inorganic amendments to enhance phytostabilization of trace element polluted soils
- 205Effect of soil amendment with an organic residue on s-metolachlor fate
- 206Use of hydrophilic polymers from disposable diapers to restore metal-contaminated soils
- 207Evaluation of amendments in the rehabilitation of sulfide mine tailings from são domingos
- 208Use of organic residues in the recovery of organic matter pools, after forest fires
- 209Microbial characterization of a mine soil subjected to different remediation technologies combining organic and inorganic treatments and plant cultivation
- 210Microbial community structure in a unlimed and limed mine contaminated soil (pb, cu, as) with diferent organic and inorganic treatments
- 211Behaviour of oxyfluorfen in two soils amended with solid organic waste from olive oil production (alperujo)
- 212Slurry separation could allow a wider use of manure within the eu nitrates directive
- 213Manure fertilization on dedicated energy crops: productivity, energy and carbon cycle implications
- 214Biophysical modelling approach for beef cattle manure management and nutrients flow evaluation in malaysian feedlot cattle
- 215Operational results of three biogas plant in italy
- 216Nitrogen and phosphorus balances of two vegetable farms in bulgaria –balance np software application
- 217On-farm fertilizer production optimization
- 218Seq-cure: a life project on the use of organic residues in energy crops fertilisation
- 219Evolution of physical and chemical parameters during co-composting of swine solid fraction manure using different turning strategies
- 220Effect of organic and inorganic fertilizers on soil microbial biomass and mineral n during canola (brassica napus l.) Development
- 221Manure management in cattle farms from transilvania (romania)
- 222High uruguai river: turning a problem into a solution
- 223Evaluation of the potential of an anaerobic sequencing batch reactor for the treatment of dairy wastewaters
- 224Assessment of dairy wastewater management practices in the northwest region of portugal
- 225Unlining slurry ponds environmental risk assessment in murcia province
- 226The importance of waste water treatment plant monitoring for treated wastewater reuse – case study of coruche’s
- 227Evaluation of home composting of organic household waste in pamplona´s region
- 228Compost is a product in austria – 8 years experience by the austrian compost quality society!
- 229Ferpode: a better agronomical use of laying hen manure
- 230Accounting nutrients in animal manures
- 231Increase and regulation of biogas production
- 232Agronomical valorization of bovine slaughterhouse waste by aerobic composting
- 233Evolution of the physico-chemical properties of tunisian agricultural wastes during composting process
- 234Evaluation of tunisian composts properties. Exogenous organic matter used as soil amendment
- 235Composting of pig faeces from the chinese ganqingfen system
- 236Study of the biogas generation in a swine production unit with cdm project in brazil
- 237Composition of pig manures and wastewaters under the gan qing fen system in china
- 238Slurry management in dairy grazing farms in south american countries
- 239Vermicomposting of organic urban residues, characterization of the products and its contribution to amelioration of soil fertility
- 240Zero waste process for palm oil mills by composting and biological drying
- 241Recycling of organic residues from agricultural and municipal origin in china
- 242Bio-energy in family farming: a new sustainable perspective for the rural sector
- 243A changing strategy: from water recycling to methane burning. A mexican experience
- 244Process control and fluxes of medium size agricultural biogas plants management at ambient temperature: a case study in beijing
- 245Effluent from the anaerobic digestion of dairy cattle manure as biofertilizer in organic lettuce seedling production (lactuca sativa l.)
- 246Agroindustrial wastes in the production of cedrela fissillis vell seedlings
- 247Effectiveness of thermal sanitization of piggery slurry using heat exchangers
- 248Effect of low ozone dose treatment on emission and composition of pig manure
- 249Investigation of copper and zinc speciation in pig slurry by a multitechnique approach
- 250An inventory of heavy metal inputs from organic and inorganic materials to agricultural soils in england and wales
- 251Nitrous oxide emissions following soil biodisinfestation with animal manure on a greenhouse pepper crop
- 252Fate of pathogens in soils and plants in a long term field study amended with different composts and manure
- 253Farmyard manure versus slurry: is it worthwhile to remove crop residues from the field to increase soil carbon stock elsewhere?
- 254Searching new bio-protective microbial agents from different types of composts
- 255Identification of livestock faecal contamination in surface waters using chemical and microbiological tools
- 256Decision support tool for the integration of public health in manure management
- 257The microbiological features of composts produced from grey forest soil with down–feather crumb additives
- 258Assessment of farm and manure management in switzerland by means of representative stratified surveys
- 259Evolution of ammonia emissions in switzerland between 1990 and 2007
- 260N 2 O and CO 2 from soil amended with animal by-products: influence of residue properties, temperature and moisture
- 261Behavior of total nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium during runoff in soil under application of swine wastewater
- 262Edaphic ants indicators of quality in soil submitted to the application of swine wastewater
- 263Potential diffuse pollution from swine wastewater
- 264Inactivation of avian influenza and model virus in animal by-product composts
- 265Heavy metal concentrations in livestock manures in england and wales
- 266Fate of steroid hormones and multiple endocrine activities in agricultural waste treatment facilities
- 267Sewage sludge application in agriculture: pathogen reduction by temperature-phased anaerobic digestion
- 268Coliform populations and esbls in escherichia coli isolated from pig farm environment
- 269Seasonal microbial variations and antibiotic resistance in bioaerosol production associated with waste water treatment plant
- 270Process of composting from the parasitological point of view
- 271Speciation of metals in soils irrigated with surfactants: an approach for risk assessment
- 272Aerobic thermophilic treatment of sewage sludge with and without food wastes
- 273Vermicompost from wine and olive-oil wastes used to control release of herbicide residues in soils
- 274Development of a structured set of tools for evaluation and management of agricultural recycling of organic residues at local scale
- 275Vermicomposts from agroindustrial wastes and pesticides effects on soil microbial actitity
- 276Influence of two-phase olive mill waste on the sorption, leaching and degradation of mcpa and s-metolachlor in a soil under intensive cropping
- 277Evolution of dairy manure in a dungpit with regard to solid-liquid separation
- 278Heavy metal dynamics in a calcareous soil after the addition of sewage sludge compost
- 279Field scale observations from slurry applications to grassland following a freeze thaw event of faecal indicator organisms in drainage water
- 280Induction of soil supressiviness against globodera by the addition of dewatered pig slurry
- 281Behaviour and fate of s-metolachlor in two intensive crop soils amended with de-oiled olive mill waste
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