Titlebook: Animal Manure on Grassland and Fodder Crops.Fertilizer or Waste?; Proceedings of an In H. G. Meer,R. J. Unwin,G. C. Ennik Conference procee

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The future of animal manures as fertilizer or wasteon of large amounts of slurry based on a policy of disposal or on nitrogen (N) use by crops will lead to the accumulation of phosphorus (P) in the surface soil and may result in the application of excessive amounts of potassium (K) with deleterious effects on crop quality and animal health. The crop

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Formation of Scientific Societiesring and autumn. 2. Improved slurry efficiency caused by additional inorganic N fertilization for the subsequent growth. 3. Equal utilization of ammonium-N (NH. -N) from slurry and inorganic N fertilizers.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67635-2The effects of animal manure generally are a combination of positive and negative effects. Negative effects are apparent when they are larger than the positive effects or when the positive effects are masked. The paper deals with a selection of negative effects, mainly of cattle manure:.The paper gives possible ways to reduce the negative effects.

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The Fundamental Subdivisions of EcologyThe effect of slurry treatments (storage, aeration, anaerobic digestion) on the N content and N forms in slurry, the N efficiency, the yield and the botanical composition of a sown meadow, is clearly lower than the effect of the kind (cattle or pig) and rate (50 or 100 m. ha. yr.) of the utilized slurries on the above mentioned parameters.

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Ecology and Behaviour of Mesozoic ReptilesIntensive fertilization with slurry has been shown to produce high yields of dry matter and a favourable nutritive content of forage.

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Negative effects of animal manure on grassland due to surface spreading and injectionThe effects of animal manure generally are a combination of positive and negative effects. Negative effects are apparent when they are larger than the positive effects or when the positive effects are masked. The paper deals with a selection of negative effects, mainly of cattle manure:.The paper gives possible ways to reduce the negative effects.

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The effectiveness of high doses of cattle slurry as pasture fertilizer in a submontane regionIntensive fertilization with slurry has been shown to produce high yields of dry matter and a favourable nutritive content of forage.