Pig Slurry
The effect of fermented pig slurry fertilization on the quality of vegetables
... Animal production wastes reasonably contribute to the total agriculture wastes, whose amount (48 mil. tons per year) represents the second biggest source of wastes a er industry. Fermented pig slurry is ...
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Variations of physical and chemical parameters in hypertrophic pond within pig slurry application
... Pig slurry is destined for refi lling of carbon into wa- ter and modifi cation of proportion basic biogenic ele- ments (C, N, ...with pig slurry as a direct food source of zooplankton (Hartman ...
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Environmental Assessment of Tetracycline’s Residues Detected in Pig Slurry and Poultry Manure
... Spain had a very well developed animal-husbandry sector and data from 2013, it had showed that it was the world’s fourth most important porcine producer (second in the EU after Germany) and third most important poultry ...
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Proso millet seed physiological and sanitary quality with pig slurry composting doses
... The electrical conductivity was not influenced by pig slurry composting doses. The three doses did not differ from the control. A possible explanation for the lack of response may be low temperatures ...
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Prevalence of sulfonamide resistance genes in bacterial isolates from manured agricultural soils and pig slurry in the United Kingdom
... (soil) pig slurry pig slurry soil leachate 1,Preapp (soil) 2,90 (soil) pig slurry pig slurry 2,1 (soil) pig slurry 1,21 (soil) 1,289 (soil) pig ...
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Spring barley yield and nitrogen recovery after application of peat manure and pig slurry
... moisture conditions were varied by different irrigation treatments. Peat manure produced 5–15% higher grain yields than pig slurry, with the largest difference after surface application. Incorporation was ...
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The effect of fertilisation with fermented pig slurry on the quantitative and qualitative parameters of tomatoes (Solanum lycopersicum)
... fermented pig slurry on the quantitative and qualitative parameters of two kinds of tomatoes was assessed by means of pot ...fermented pig slurry, and (d) fertilisation with fermented ...
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Ammonia volatilization, nitrogen in soil, and growth of barley after application of peat manure and pig slurry
... of pig slurry allows its fast infiltration, when the structure of the soil is favourable (Misselbrook et ...of slurry into the soil reflects to NH 3 volatilization, too (Sommer et ...which ...
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Ammonia, methane, and nitrous oxide emission from pig slurry applied to a pasture in New Zealand
... the pig slurry manure applied in loss from slurries in the absence of soil and concluded this study is similar to the composition of manures ana- that the decline in NH 3 loss rates was due to the forma- ...
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Low frequency aeration of pig slurry affects slurry characteristics and emissions of greenhouse gases and ammonia
... increase slurry temperature as a consequence of the aerobic degrada- tion of organic matter (Burton, 1992; Heinonen-Tanski, Nis- kanen, Salmela, & Lanki, ...the slurry at the beginning of the aeration ...
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Greenhouse gas and ammonia emissions from slurry storage: impacts of temperature and potential mitigation through covering (pig slurry) or acidification (cattle slurry)
... both slurry types under temperate and warm conditions, although the dynamics of temperature variation through the storage period were different for the temperate storage periods; for CS_T, tem- perature declined ...
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Farm Scale Applicability of Three Covers (Peat, Polystyrene Balls and Synthetic Sheet Roof) to Reduce Ammonia Emissions from Pig Slurry Storage
... Our results are an indication of the effectiveness of covers in reducing ammonia emission at farm scale. Un- deniably, the techniques used to measure gas emissions (dynamic chamber and gas tracer) are all subject to dis- ...
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Ammonia emissions from pig and cattle slurry in the field and utilization of slurry nitrogen in crop production
... cattle slurry was applied to ley after the first cut in summer by broadcast spreading, band spreading, or ...Vihti, pig slurry was applied to spring wheat before sowing or in the early stages of ...
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Antimicrobial Resistance Genes in Animal Manure, Manure Amended and Nonanthropogenically Impacted Soils in Spain
... The gene catA 1 was present in four out of 16 samples of animal origin (poul- try manure [3/8] and pig slurry [1/8]). None of the samples presented the catA 2 gene. Interestingly, the use of chloramphenicol ...
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Survival of Ascaris suum and Ascaridia galli eggs in liquidmanure at different ammonia concentrations andtemperatures
... untreated slurry but inactivation within days was achieved with ...Animal slurry should be stored for a cer- tain period before it is spread on the fields (Burton and Turner, ...Europe, pig ...
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Potassium leaching following silage maize on a productive sandy soil
... the slurry treatments N and K input were not fully synchronized which consequently led to K imbalances (Table 2): K surpluses for treatments with N fertilization were positive for CAN (37 kg K/ha), increasing from ...
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Nutrient recycling using biowastes from diverse sources
... The visual analysis indicated that increasing HTC temperature, pressure and processing time resulted generally in more homogeneous particle sizes as well as an increased abundance of smaller pores compared to the ...
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Extractability of slurry and fertilizer phopshorus in soil after repeated freezing
... the slurry) is roughly five times higher than customary P fertil- ization in small grain production in ...in slurry-amended soils are probably due to smaller sorption of P because of the slow release of P ...
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Agrochemical value of organic matter of fermenter wastes in biogas production
... of pig slurry and primary (raw) sludge from the se- dimentation stage of a wastewater treatment plant at a 1:1 ...of slurry and sludge were subjected to acid ...
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Soil Arthropod Abundance and Diversity Following Land Application of Swine Slurry
... swine slurry may have provided cover on the soil surface that mitigated drastic shifts in temperature and humid- ity [24], creating a more favorable environment for soil ...
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