The ninth conference continued the exchange between European researchers on practical reuse of agricultural, municipal and industrial residues.
2000Gargnano, Italy6–9 SeptemberEvent record
Recycling residues in agriculture
Why this meeting matters
The ninth conference continued the exchange between European researchers on practical reuse of agricultural, municipal and industrial residues.
Programme title index
Five titles were recovered from surviving individual papers; this is not a complete programme. The index preserves a bibliographic trail; it does not reproduce the papers or imply that their original files are still available.
5 of 5 research titles shown
001A brief review of Irish legislation in relation to its implications for nitrogen and phosphorus use in agriculture
002A national inventory of ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture in Italy
003Ammonia fluxes from solid and liquid manure management systems for beef cattle and pigs
004Biogas production from farmyard manure
005Storage and treatment of farm animal excrement from the hygienic and ecological point of view
Navigate the Gargnano 2000 proceedings by question
The recovered two-page welcome document identifies the ninth workshop in Gargnano, Italy, 6–9 September 2000. It provides proceedings navigation rather than the entire conference book.
New explanation and worked examples by the editorial team.
Original explanatory diagram · RAMIRAN Research Index. Conference identity → A specific research question → Paper methods and units.
The diagram in words: Conference identity → A specific research question → Paper methods and units.
Use the cover as an identity record
Keep conference place, dates and proceedings identity with every recovered paper. A cover and author index link do not establish that the complete book has been recovered. The five available papers below are distinct documents with their own methods and authors.
Choose a question rather than a random download
For gas totals and units, read the Italy inventory. For stage boundaries, read the cattle/pig manure-chain comparison. For feedstock basis, read the biogas paper. For sanitation claims, read the treatment-hygiene paper. For dated policy interpretation, read the Irish N/P review.
A completed research route
Start with “Can I compare these two ammonia figures?” Record the source year, gas convention, denominator and management boundary. If any field differs, resolve it before comparing. This route turns the proceedings navigation into a practical method without inventing missing conference contributions.
