Publication Date: January 1, 1996
Reference: In Managing Manure for Dairy and Swine - Towards Developing a Decision Support System. Edited by M.J. Goss, D.P. Stonehouse and J.C. Giraldez. Chapter 4.
Country: Canada
Summary:
This publication is a review of the information available on stored manure . Manure under storage will undergo composition changes particularly for its carbon/nitrogen (C/N) ratio. For liquid manure, a higher C/N ratio will reduce N losses under the form of ammonia. Nitrous oxide gas (NOx) emissions also occur. Changes in the manure composition will happen and seasonal variations play a role in the process as for low temperature, the anaerobic bacteria slow their activity.









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