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    Land Spreading of Animal Manures, Farm Wastes & Non-Agricultural Organic Wastes. Part 1 manure (and other organic wastes) management guidelines for intensive agricultural enterprises.

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    Carton, Owen T.
    Magette, William L.
    Keyword
    Manure management
    Organic wastes
    Intensive farming
    Nutrient cycles
    Date
    1999-05-01
    
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    Carton, O.T., Magette, W.L., Land Spreading of Animal Manures, Farm Wastes & Non-Agricultural Organic Wastes, End of Project Reports, Teagasc, 1999.
    Abstract
    The objective of the Teagasc Manure (and Other Organic Wastes) Management Guidelines for IAE are to provide an operational framework for the agronomically efficient and environmentally safe recycling of these organic by-products, maximising the benefits of nutrients they contain at minimum cost. The principles of the approach are equally applicable to the management of all manures and organic wastes applied to land. The approach includes programmes for controlling manure quantity and quality; operational procedures covering storage, transport and nutrient management; and a quality assurance programme. These Guidelines assign the importance of manure management on an equal footing with other production practices. Implementation of these Guidelines may entail higher costs c o m p a red with traditional practices. However, some of the benefits accruing from the improved management practices can partly or wholly offset the costs of implementation.
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