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Title:
Dietary Manipulation to Reduce Ammonia and Odorous Compounds in Excreta and Anaerobic Manure Storages
Author(s): Sutton, A.L. (1), K.B. Kephart (2), J.A. Patterson (1), R. Mumma (2), D.T. Kelly (1), E. Bogus (2), D.D. Jones and A. Heber (1)
Publication Date: January 1, 1997
Reference: Ammonia and Odour Control from Animal Production Facilities. Volume 1. Proceedings, of a Conference held in Vinkeloord, The Netherlands. 6 - 10 October 1997. p.245-252
Country: United States

Summary:

The results of this study showed that diets with reduced crude protein and supplemented with essential amino acids lower significantly the total N excreted and the ammonia concentrations, and modified the concentration and ratio of specific volatile compounds in fresh manure. The measurements for the concentrations and emissions were done in a laboratory on fresh manure samples and samples stored to simulate anaerobic storage.

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