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    Optimal use of animal slurries for input reduction and protection of the environment in sustainable agricultural systems.

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    Carton, Owen T.
    Lenehan, J.J.
    Ryan, Declan
    Keyword
    Manure management
    environmental risk assessment
    Slurry
    Nutrient value
    Nutrient loss
    Computer modelling
    ecision support
    Date
    1998-09-01
    
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    Carton, O.T., Lenehan, J.J., Ryan, D., Optimal use of animal slurries for input reduction and protection of the environment in sustainable agricultural systems, End of Project Reports, Teagasc, 1998.
    Abstract
    The objectives of manure management in sustainable agricultural systems are to optimise nutrient recovery by the crop and to reduce nutrient losses to the environment. However, farmers still have many practical problems in adopting and applying the research developed for improving manure management strategies. This project identified and addressed three of these problems. These concerned the provision of decision support in relation to environmental risk assessment and application decision strategies; determining the nutrient value of slurry and the development of manure application technology.
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