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Title:
Reducing Ammonia Emission from Composting Swine Feces Using Microorganisms
Author(s): Kuroda, K. (1), K. Morishita (2), J. Fujita (3), H. Daimon (4) and T. Osada (1)
Publication Date: January 1, 1997
Reference: Ammonia and Odour Control from Animal Production Facilities. Proceedings of a Conference held in Vinkeloord, The Netherlands. 6 - 10 October 1997. p.503-510
Country: Japan

Summary:

The results showed that the use of bacteria at high temperature of the manure (50-55 C) can assimilate ammonium and reduce ammonia emissions by a composting process. The assimilation mechanism involved will have to be investigated further. The experiment was realized in laboratory in very controlled condition. The assimilation of the bacteria would need to be investigated in real scale situation. The cost of such a treatment is not presented.

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