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Anaerobic digestion of livestock manures contributes to increased Nutrient Use Efficiency of livestcok manures and reduces the dependency of mineral fertilisers

03-04-2022: Wider use of technologies to increase NUE is an effective response to soaring mineral fertiliser prices

The price of nitrogen fertilisers has increased during 2021 due to increasing energy prices, and the Russian attack on Ukraine by end of February 2022 has only worsened the situation. The result is that nitrogen fertilisers in April 2022 is about three times more expensive tha {...}

The 'CNP flows interactive model' illustrates CNP flows in the manure / crop / feeding cycle at farms, including the location and magnitude of the flows.

12-05-2021: New tool: 'CNP flows interactive model' for better Carbon, Nitrogen and Phosphorus management at farms

The 'CNP flows interactive model' is for estimating and illustrating combined effects in the entire manure / crop / feed loop of on-farm measures related to CNP management at farms or in regions, such as the impacts of employment of various livestock manure processing technolo {...}

Waggon for placing separation solids in windrows at an Iowa cattle farm.

05-04-2021: Detrimental impacts of composting that means a massive loss of nutrients and greenhouse gases

The description of "Composting of solid livestock manure or fibre fractions of liquid livestock manure" has been updated with additional literature references. Composting means a massive loss of 30-63% of carbon (C) in the form of carbon dioxide and methane greenhouse gases, a ma {...}

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