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FAO European Cooperative Research<br />

Net'work on Rerycling of Agricultural,<br />

Municipal and Industrial Residues in Agriculture<br />

(Formerly Animal Waste Management)<br />

ffiIRAN<br />

Sustainable Organic Waste<br />

Management for Enviromental<br />

Protection and Food Safety<br />

Edited by:<br />

Ma Pilar Bernal<br />

Rafl Moral<br />

Rafael Clemente<br />

Concepci6n Paredes<br />

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This book, structured in two volumes, contains the Proceedings of the I I th International<br />

Conference of the FAO ESCORENA Network on Recycling of Agricultural, Municipal and<br />

fndustrial Residues in Agriculture (RAMIRAN) held in Murcia, Spain, from 6 to 9 October<br />

2OO4. This congress was organised by the Centro de Edafologfa y Biologfa Aplicada del Segura<br />

(CEBAS) of the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientfficas (CSIC) and the Department<br />

of Agrochemistry and Environment of the Universidad Miguel Herndndez in Orihuela.<br />

The theme of the congress was "Sustainable Organic Waste Management for Environmental<br />

Protection and Food Safety" and rd,as organised in five thematic sessions: i) Nutrient and<br />

carbon cycling in sustainable plant-soil systems; ii) Gaseous emissions and odours; iii) Waste<br />

contaminants: lifecycle and entry into the food chain; iv) Organic waste treatments: safety<br />

implications; and v) Waste management strategies.<br />

This valuable, updated book includes state-of-the-art research in the recycling of organic<br />

materials in agriculture and in related aspects, especially environmental protection of soils,<br />

water and air and the implications of these activities for food safety.<br />

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SUSTAINABLE ORGANIC WASTE MANAGEMENT<br />

FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AND FOOD<br />

SAFETY<br />

Vol. I<br />

RAMIRAN 2OO4<br />

Proceedings of the I lth International Conference of the FT|O ESCORENA<br />

Network on the Recycling of Agricultural, Municipal and Industrial Residues<br />

in Agriculture<br />

Murcia, Spain, 6-9 October 2004<br />

Edited by: M. Pilar Bernal, Raul Moral, Rafael Clemente and<br />

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The designations employed and the presentation of<br />

material in this publication do not imply the expression<br />

of any opinion whatsoeJer on the part of ihe<br />

Food anO Agriiult"d Orgroiiation of ttre United<br />

Nations concerning thelegal $trtug of my ,country,<br />

territory city oi -iu ot biitr'".rthbtitirr, o, ,oo.#<br />

ning the delimitation of tlie frcindbrs of boundaries.<br />

All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system,<br />

or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying or otherwise,<br />

without the prior permission of the FAO and the CEBAS-CSIC.<br />

If quotations are made of this publication, they should be acknowledged.<br />

@ EAO and CSIC 2005<br />

Edited by:<br />

M. Pilar Bernal<br />

Raul Moral<br />

Rafael Clemente<br />

Concepci6n Paredes<br />

Design and composition:<br />

Andr6s Marin<br />

I. S.B.N: 84-689 -0828-2<br />

Spanish library catalogue number: IN.IIJ -329-2005<br />

Printed by: Tipografia San Francisco, S.A. Murcia (Spain).


RAMIRAN 2OO4<br />

Network Coordinator<br />

Jos6 Martinez - Cemagref, France<br />

Organising Committee<br />

President:<br />

Secretary:<br />

Members:<br />

Mu Pilar Bernal - CEBAS-CSIC<br />

Raul Moral - UMH<br />

ConcePci6n Paredes - UMH<br />

Rafael Clemente - CEBAS-CSIC<br />

Mu Dolores P6rez-Murcia - UMH<br />

Antonia Garcia - CEBAS-CSIC<br />

Aurelia P6rez-EsPinosa - UMH<br />

Mu Angeles Bustamante - UMH<br />

Scientific Committee<br />

Reinhard Bdhm - Univ. Hohenheim, Germany'<br />

Tom Misselbrook - IGER, UK.<br />

Fiona Nicholson - ADAS, UK.<br />

Paolo Balsari - Univ. Torino, ItalY<br />

Giorgio Provolo - Univ. Milano, Italy<br />

Jan Venglovskli - Univ. Ko5ice, Slovak Republ'<br />

Colin Burton - Silsoe, UK.<br />

Xavier Flotats - Univ. Lleida, Spain<br />

cEBAS-CSrc: Centro de Edafologia y Biologia Aplicada del segura, csrc' campus<br />

(Jniversitario de Espinardo, P. o. Box 164, 30100 Espinardo, Murcia, spain'<br />

UMH: Universidai urgrrt Herndndez, EPS-Orihuela, Ctra. Beniel km 3.2, 03312 orihuela'<br />

Alicante, Spain.


Contents of Volume I<br />

CONTENTS OF VOLUME I<br />

Prefoce . . .13<br />

Plenary Lecture: Organic waste in Spain: a problem that should be a resource. . . . . .15<br />

M. Soliva<br />

1. NUTRIENT AND CARBON CYCLING IN SUSTAINABLE<br />

PLANT.SOISYSTEMS .....25<br />

The importance of agriculture in global waste management . . . . . .27<br />

E.I. Stentifurd, I. Issaias, J. T. Pereira-Neto, G Monge<br />

Nitrogen and phosphorus excretion by UK dairy cows . . . . .35<br />

J. A. Laws, K. A. Smith, B. Cottrill, R. J. Dewhurst<br />

Evaluation of compost efficiency for soil carbon storage based on biochemical<br />

fractionation of their organic matter: validation using a long term experiment . . . . . .39<br />

S. Houot, J.N. Rampon, M. Le Wllio-Poitrenaud<br />

Pig slurry application on alfalfa: what can we gain in terms of carbon cycle? . . . . . . .43<br />

E. Ceotto, P. Spallacci, R. Marchetti<br />

Effect of multi-year surface-banding of dairy slurry on grass . . . . .47<br />

S. Bittman, C.G Kowalenko, D.E. Hunt, F. Bounaix, T. Forge<br />

Effect of organic amendments on soil aggregate stability . . .51<br />

M. Annabi, S. Houot, M. Poitrenaud, J.N. Rampon, H. Gaillard, Y Le Bissonnais<br />

Short term evolution of pig slurry macronutrients (N, P, K) accumulated into an<br />

over amended lysimeter (SOLEPUR) . . .55<br />

P. Peu, J. Martinez, F. Birgand, P. Hinsinger M. Benedetti<br />

Anaerobically digested source separated food residues as fertiliser in cereal production . . . .59<br />

H. Akerhielm, A. Richert- Stintzing<br />

Short-term carbon and nitrogen mineralisation in soil amended with winery<br />

anddistilleryorganicwastes ......63<br />

M.A. Bustamante, M.D. Perez-Murcia, C. Paredes, R. Moral, A. Pdrez-Espinosa,<br />

J. Moreno-Caselles


Sustainable Organic Waste Management for Enviromental Protection and Food Safety<br />

Differences in the chemical composition of colloidal organic matter from various<br />

municipal solid waste composts as studied by pyrolysis/GC/MS . . . . . . .67<br />

M.F. Dignac, M. Andrades, S. Houot, E. Barriuso<br />

Soil fertility building crops in organic farming . . . . . .71<br />

D.J. Hatch, A. Joynes, A. Stone, G Goodlass<br />

The pH and nutrient content of sewage sludge treated with limestone by-products and<br />

destinedforagriculturaluse ......75<br />

F. Quiroga-Lago, Y Pousada-Ferrodds, A. Nilfiez-Delgado<br />

Evolution of the nitrogen apparent recovery index of total nitrogen solid manure<br />

applied every year on a cut perennial rye grass . . . . . .79<br />

J.M. Bodet, R. Trochard<br />

Effect of the nitrification inhibitor DMPP applied with mineral feniliser and cattle<br />

slurry on yield and N uptake from grassland . . .83<br />

P. Merino, S. Mendndez, M. Pinto, J. M. Estavillo, C. Gonzdlez-Murua<br />

Laser granulometry of colloidal organic matter extracted from composts . . . . .87<br />

J.C. Dur M. Andrades, S. Houot, D. Tessier, M. Poitrenaud, E. Barriuso<br />

Assessing N dynamics of organic wastes in field conditions using a calculation model . . . .91<br />

V Parnaudeau, P Robert, C. Herre, F. Millon, B. Mary, B. Nicolardot<br />

Nutrient load from agricultural source in Lombardy (Italy) . . . . . .93<br />

G. Provolo<br />

A field device for slurry nutrient content assessment . . . . . .97<br />

G. Provolo, L. Martinez-Suller<br />

Moisture characteristics of the artificial media composed of rice husk and<br />

demonstration on sweet potato cultivation<br />

S. Yamanaka, A. Thnaka, K. Nakaji<br />

. . . .l0l<br />

Investigations on the fertilizing capacity of bottom sediments from eutrophicated lake . . .105<br />

V Koutev, G Hiebaum, S. Sinaj<br />

Fertilization of barley with pig slurry: residual and cumulative effects . . . . . .109<br />

D. Herndndez, J.M. Ferndndez, R. del Rio, H. M. Fritis, A. Polo<br />

Carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus content in soil following pig-slurry application<br />

to crop rotations with different input levels . . .113<br />

R. Marchetti, E. Ceotto, A. Marino<br />

Utilization of tannery waste as soil less media in agriculture for tomato growth<br />

I. Azni, H. Mahdi, O. Syed, O. Roslin<br />

. . . Il7<br />

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Contents of Volume I<br />

Prediction of mineralisation nitrogen potential from organic residues to ryegrass<br />

andwheatcrops ....121<br />

C.M.d.S. Cordovil, J. Coutinho, F. Cabral<br />

Effects of 12 years use of sewage sludge on the plant-soil system . . . . .125<br />

P. Mantovi. G Baldoni<br />

Composting as a management alternative for beef feedlot manure in southern<br />

Alberta.Canada ....129<br />

F.J. Larney, X. Hao<br />

Evaluation of a compost obtained from solid phase of pig slurry and<br />

forestry wastes as a substrate for seedlings production . . . .133<br />

H.M. Ribeiro, A.M. Romero, H. Pereira, P. Borges, E Cabral, E. Vasconcelos<br />

Long-term excessive organic waste use on environmental impact and sustainability . . . . . .137<br />

A. Siegenthaler W. Stauffer<br />

Exploitation of composted agricultural wastes as growing media<br />

E. Carmona, M. Avilds, I. Dom[nguez, M.T. Moreno, P. Paiuelo, J. Ordovds<br />

. . . . . .l4l<br />

Effects of three consecutive applications of MSW compost on sandy soil under<br />

intensivefertilizationconditions .. .....145<br />

F. Madrid, R. L6pez, F. Cabrera<br />

Effects of sewage sludge application on N dynamics in forests soils: a field study . .149<br />

G Egiarte, M. Camps Arbestain, Y. Uriondo, M. Pinto<br />

Evolution of nitrogen apparent recovery index of total nitrogen solid manure<br />

applied every two years in a maize wheat rotation . .153<br />

R. Trochard, J.M. Bodet, D. Heddadj, M.M. Cabaret<br />

Comparative studies of the efficiency of lime refuse from sugar beet factories as<br />

an agricultural liming material . . .157<br />

P. Gonzdlez-Ferndndez, R. Espejo-Serrano, R. Ordofiez-Ferndndez, F. Peregrina-Alonso<br />

Characterizationof manure from fish cage farming in Chile . . . .161<br />

F. Salazar, R. Saldafia<br />

The effect of organic residues from different sources on soil properties, fruit<br />

production and mineral composition of pepper crop . . . . . .165<br />

E. Vasconcelos, F. Cabral, H. M. Ribeiro, C. M.d.S. Cordovil<br />

Relative contribution of crop residue bound-N to irrigated rice and carbon storage<br />

in a subtropical soil . .169<br />

M.I. Khalil, M.A. Haque, M.A. Sattar U. Schmidhalter


Sustainable Organic Waste Managementfor Enviromental Protection and Food Safety<br />

Effect of a composted sewage sludge on the performance of mycorrhizal Retama<br />

sphaerocarpa L. seedlings afforested in a degraded soil under two water regimes . .I73<br />

M.M. Alguacil, E Caravaca, G DIaz, P Marin, A. Rolddn<br />

Meat and bone meal: fertilizing value and rates of nitrogen mineralization . . .177<br />

C. Chaves, R. Canet, R. Albiach, J. Marin, F. Pomares<br />

Peculiarities of the action of microbial fertilizers from livestock waste in<br />

"soil-plant-microorganisms"system ....181<br />

I.A. Arkhipchenko, O.V Orlova<br />

Characterization of the wastewater from the two-phase centrifugation system<br />

for olive oil extraction . . . .185<br />

E. Madej6n, A. Romero, R. L6pez, F. Cabrera<br />

Microbial biomass and activity of an agricultural soil amended with the solid<br />

phase of pig slurry . .189<br />

C. Guerrero, R. Moral, L Gomez, A. Estevez<br />

Agronomic use of the solid phase of pig slurry on cucumber crop: nutrient<br />

extractionandbiomassproduction .....193<br />

R. Moral, J. Moreno-Caselles, M. D. Perez-Murcia, A. Perez-Espinosa, C. Paredes<br />

Fertilising value of phosphorus from urban and agricultural organic waste . . .197<br />

M. Lindres, C. Morel<br />

Waste organic matter quality versus soil amendment effects . . . . .201<br />

M. Soliva, M. L6pez, O. Huerta, J. Valero, M. T. Felip|<br />

The use of composted waste as a growing medium and peat diluent . . .205<br />

M. Prasad, M. J. Maher<br />

Application of pig slurries in the Guadalentin valley for broccoli and watermelon<br />

production: influence on some soil chemical characteristics . . . . .209<br />

M. Llona, A. Faz, J. Lobera<br />

New micro-meteorological techniques for measuring gas emission from stored<br />

solid manure<br />

S.G Sommer S.M. McGinn, X. Hao, F.J. Larnev<br />

. .ZI5<br />

Assessment of the ammonia abatement potential of different geographical regions<br />

and altitudinal zones based on a large-scale survey . .221<br />

B. Reidy, H. Menzi<br />

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Ammonia abatement: Effectiveness and costs in two German model farms<br />

B. Eurich-Menden. H. Dr)hler<br />

. . .225<br />

European agricultural gaseous emissions inventory researchers network (EAGER) . . . . . .229<br />

H. Menzi, J. Webb, U. Ddmmgen, T.H. Misselbrook, B. Reidy, N.J. Hutchings,<br />

H. Ddhler L. Rodhe, GJ. Monteny<br />

Can the additive "Effective Micro-Organisms (EM)" reduce ammonia and<br />

greenhouse gas emissions from slurry stores?<br />

B. Amon, V Kryvoruchko, T. Amon, G. Moitzi<br />

Quantifoing odour emission from composting<br />

P. Hobbs, R. Noble, J. Wlliams, A. Dobrovin-Pennington<br />

. .233<br />

. .237<br />

Measurement and abatement of ammonia emissions from hard standings used<br />

by livestock<br />

S.L. Gilhespy, V Camp, A. Retter T.H. Misselbrook, J. Webb<br />

Ammonia emission from FYM heaps and cattle and swine slurry stores<br />

P. Balsari, G Airoldi, F. Gioelli<br />

.245<br />

Integrated management practices to minimise losses and maximise crop nitrogen<br />

valueof broilerlitter ......249<br />

E. Sagoo, J.R. Williams, B.J. Chambers, L. Boyles, R. Matthews, D.R. Chadwick<br />

Dynamic modelling of ammonia biof,rltration from waste gases<br />

G Baquerizo, X. Gamisans, D. Gabriel, J. Lafuente<br />

Evaluation of three approaches to decrease ammonta emission from solid<br />

manure storage facilities ....257<br />

G Rogstrand, L. Rodhe, M. Tersmeden, J. Bergstrdm<br />

Gaseous emissions (NHl, NrO, CHo and COr) from a biological aerobic treatment<br />

unit of pig slurry . . . .261<br />

L. Lovon. F. Guiziou. E Beline. P. Peu<br />

Effects of separation and anaerobic digestion of slurry on odour and ammonia<br />

emission during subsequent storage and land application .265<br />

M.N. Hansen, T. Birkmose, B. Mortensen, K, Skaaning<br />

Comparison of gas and odour emissions from swine manure management<br />

with and without treatment facilities in Qudbec<br />

S. Godbout, E Pelletier A. Marquis, L.O. Savard, J,P. Larouche,<br />

S.P. Lemay, R. Joncas, C. Lagu€<br />

.269


Sustainable Organic Waste Management for Enviromental Protection and Food Safety<br />

Ammonia and greenhouse gas emissions from a straw flow system for fattening<br />

pigs ....273<br />

B. Amon, A. Pdllinger V Kryvoruchko, L Mtisenbacher A. Hausleitner T. Amon<br />

Modelling ammonia and nitrous oxide emissions from slurry-amended soils<br />

Development of an infiltration submodel . . . . .277<br />

T. Misselbrook, R. Parkinson, D. Scholefield<br />

Coupling composting and biofiltration for ammonia and volatile organic<br />

compoundsremoval ......281<br />

E. Pagans, X. Font, A. Sdnchez<br />

Greenhouse gas and ammonia emission abatement by slurry treatment . . . . . .285<br />

B. Amon, V Kryvoruchko, G Moitzi, T. Amon<br />

Influence of different levels of covering on greenhouse gas and ammonia emissions<br />

from slurry stores . . .289<br />

B. Amon, V Kryvoruchko, T. Amon<br />

Technique for determination of ammonia emissions in urine-diverting<br />

wastewater systems . .293<br />

B. Wnnerds, H. Wnnerds, H. Jdnssson<br />

Ammonia, methane, nitrous oxide and particulate matter emissions in two<br />

different buildings for laying hens . . . . .297<br />

C. Fabbri, L. Valli, M. Guarino, V Mazzotta<br />

A method to assess the reduction of ammonia and methane emissions by application<br />

of BAT in Intensive Livestock Farming . . . . . .301<br />

C. Fabbri, L. Valli, G Bonazzi<br />

Ammonia emission from land applied farm yard manure - First results . . . . . .305<br />

F. Gioelli,G Airoldi, P. Balsari, E. Dinuccio<br />

Natural crusting of slurry storage as an abatement measure for ammonia emissions<br />

ondairyfarms ......309<br />

K. smith, s. Broolvnan, T. cumby, J. Lapworth, T. Misselbrook, E. Nigro, A. williams<br />

Characterization of organic packing materials in the removal of ammonia<br />

gas inautomatedbiofilters ......313<br />

L. Martin, N. Ruiz, J.P. Maestre, O. Diaz, X. Gamisans, D. Gabriel, J. Lafuente<br />

Performance characterization of a fuIl-scale biofilter at an organic waste<br />

treatmentplant .....317<br />

O. Diaz, X. Gamisans, D. Gabriel, J. Lafuente


Nitrogen efficiency and environmental impact from different strategies for<br />

management of green manure leys . . . . .321<br />

J. Malgeryd, G Tbrstensson<br />

Study of NH, emissions during slurry storage in small-scale tanks . . . .325<br />

M.E Aller A. Williams, S. Broolcrnan, J. Webb, B. Jaclcson, T Cumby<br />

The effect of storage and rapid incorporation on NrO emissions following<br />

the application of pig and cattle FYM to land<br />

R.E. Thorman, R. Harrison, L.O. Boyles, D.R. Chad,vick, R. Matthews<br />

. . .329<br />

Ammonia emissions from poultry manure management systems: housing, storage<br />

and land spreading losses . .333<br />

EN. Nicholson, B.J. Chambers, A.Itr Walker<br />

Gaseous emissions from alternative housing systems for laying hens<br />

E da Borso, A. Chiumenti, T Rodar<br />

. .337<br />

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Contents of Volume II<br />

CONTENTS OF VOLUME II<br />

3. WASTE CONTAMINANTS: LIFECYCLE AND ENTRY INTO<br />

FOODCHAIN ......13<br />

Health risks from pathogens in livestock manures . ' ' '15<br />

S. Williams<br />

Measurement of pathogen transfer in aerosols following land application of manure . - . - . .25<br />

P. Hobbs, D. Davies, J. Wlliams, H. Bakewell, K. Smilh<br />

Concerted action AROMIS assessment and reduction of heavy metal input into<br />

agro-ecosystems . " "29<br />

H. Eckel, U. Roth, H. Ddhler U. Schulthei/3<br />

Hydrated lime and Velox rapidly reduce enteric micro-organisms of manure . . . . . . .33<br />

H. Heinonen-Thnski, S. Antola, K. Weppling<br />

Use of crude coffee grain for treatment of petroleum hydrocarbon-contaminated soil . . . . - -37<br />

GA. Roldan-Martin, R. Rodriguez-Vdzquez<br />

Hygienic aspects of biosolids reuse<br />

J. Venglovsffi, J. Martinez<br />

' ' ' ' '4I<br />

Comparison of humic acids from compost and peat as amendments of heavy metal<br />

polluted soils " '45<br />

R. Clemente, M. P. Bernal<br />

Problems connected with the EU-animal by-product regulations in the field<br />

environmental and animal hygiene " " "49<br />

R. Bdhm<br />

The effect of temperature on the survival of pathogenic bacteria and Ascaris<br />

Suum in stored sewage sludge ' ' ' '53<br />

I. Berggren, A. Albihn, M.Johansson<br />

Heavy metal fluxes in livestock farming and input reduction strategies . . . . . . .57<br />

U. Schulthe{3,H.Drihler U. Roth, H. Eckel<br />

Heavy metals transfer from soil to rapeseed oil . . . ' ' '61<br />

S. Darracq, C. Bernhard-Bitaud, B. Bourrie, J. Evrard, P Burghart, X. Pages, F. Lacoste


Sustainable Organic Waste Management for Enviromental Protection and Food Safety<br />

Assisted natural remediation of trace element polluted soils . . . . . .65<br />

P Burgos, A. Pdrez de Mora, E. Madej6n, F.Cabrera<br />

Molecular analysis of the microbial community dynamics in pig slurry during<br />

storageandaftersoilapplication .......69<br />

P Peu, P. Dabert, A.M. Pourcher, J.J. Godon, J.P. Delgenes<br />

Adsorption of phenoxyacid herbicides by soil from North of Morocco<br />

amended with urban sewage sludge . . . . .73<br />

J. Haouari, A. Dahchour M. Alaoui-ElBelghiti, A. Pefia<br />

Adsorption of sulfonylurea herbicides by soil amended with different olive oil<br />

millwastes .. .......77<br />

L. Delgado, A. Pefia<br />

Evolution of biochemical parameters in the suppression of the damping-off caused<br />

by Rhizoctonia solani after the addition of sewage sludge compost . . . . .81<br />

Y. Arribas, B. Alonso, D. J. L6pez, C. Rad, S. Gonzdlez<br />

Heavy metals biosorption by compost-associated microorganisms: practical<br />

applications ....85<br />

M.J. Lopez, M.C. Vargas, F. Sudrez, G Guisado, J. Moreno<br />

Management sewage sludge thermal drying amended soil . . . . . . .89<br />

M.M. Delgado, M.A. Porcel, R. Miralles, E.M. Beltrdn, L. Beringola, J. Valero<br />

Heavy metal distribution in sewage sludge-treated soil profiles . . .93<br />

M.J. Sdnchez-Martin, M. Garcfa-Delgado, L.F. Lorenzo, M. Sdnchez-Camazano<br />

Risks of heavy metal transfer to Beta vulgaris cultivated in a contaminated soil<br />

andamendedwithorganicwastes ......97<br />

R. Clemente, J. L. Martinez, C. Paredes, M. P. Bernal<br />

Total and faecal coliform bacteria persistence in a pig slurry amended soil . . .101<br />

A.B. Rufete, M.D. Perez-Murcia, A. Perez-Espinosa, R. Moral, J. Moreno-Caselles,<br />

C. Paredes<br />

Detection of intestinal parasites in pig slurries collected from farms in the Alicante<br />

province(Spain) ....105<br />

EJ. Bornay, L. Navarro, F Garcia-orenes, H. Araez, M.D. Perez-Murcia, R. Moral<br />

Lifecycle of metals in composting of MSW . .109<br />

A.F. Chica, A. Rosal, M.A. Martin, J.E. Castillo, E Herrera<br />

Raw organic material origin and compost heavy metal contents . .l 13<br />

M. L6pez, O. Huerta, J. Valero, M. Soliva<br />

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Volatile fatty acid concentration and inhibitory effect upon some pathogen strains<br />

of several compost extracts<br />

M. Viuda, A. Gil, J. Ferndndez, M.E. Sayas, F.R. Mar{n, J.A. Perez<br />

Effects of municipal waste composts on soil and crop heavy metals in grass<br />

cultivationinFinland<br />

T. Tontti. R. Mcikelci-Kurtto. A. Halinen<br />

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Agronomic use of pig slurry for broccoli production: investigation of pathogen<br />

microorganisms .....125<br />

J.L. Tortosa, A.Faz, A. Palop<br />

4. ORGANIC WASTE TREATMENTS: SAFETY IMPLICATIONS . . . . .129<br />

State of the art of anaerobic disestion in Italv . . . . . . 13 1<br />

S. Piccinini<br />

Enhancement of the anaerobic digestion process of primary and secondary sludge<br />

bythermal andchemicalpre-treatment ......139<br />

M. Climent, F Gimeno, M. Baeza, X. Font, M.A. Gordillo, A. Artola<br />

Anaerobic co-digestion of organic fraction of municipal solid wastes and industrial<br />

greases . .143<br />

A. Ferndndez, X. Font, A. Sdnchez<br />

Study of biochemical and microbiological parameters during composting of pine<br />

andeucalyptusbark ......147<br />

A.C. Cunha-Queda, H. Ribeiro, A. Ramos, F. Cabral<br />

Development of environmentally superior technology to replace swine lagoons<br />

intheusA ...151<br />

M. B. Vanotti, A. A. Szogi, P G Hunt, A. Q. Ellison, P. D. Millner<br />

Full-scale combination of anaerobic digestion and concentration by evaporation<br />

inGarrigues (Lleida, Spain): Evaluation after 2 years of operation . . . .155<br />

J. Palatsi, E. Campos-Pozuelo, M. Tbrres, S. Porras, X. Flotats<br />

Investigation of the N-dynamics during composting under special consideration<br />

ofNr-generation .....159<br />

I.Kdrnen R. Stegmann<br />

Agricultural reuse of olive mill effluents after energy recovery . .163<br />

A. Nastri, N.A. Ramieri, R. Abdayem, P. Gioacchini, C. Marzadori, C. Ciavatta


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Manure separation as a pre-treatment method to increase gasproduction<br />

inbiogasplants<br />

H.B. Moller, H. Hartmann, B. K. Ahring<br />

Evolution of chemical and physicochemical properties of MSW compost during<br />

three long-term maturing treatments<br />

R. Canet, R. Albiach, E. Ferrer P. Flores, F. Pomares<br />

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Methane production from maize, grassland and animal manures through<br />

anaerobic digestion ' '175<br />

T. Amon, V Kryvoruchko, B. Amon<br />

Phytotoxicity decrease of water-soluble substances from olive mill dry residue<br />

by hydrolytic enzymes produced by saprobe fungi ' '179<br />

E. Aranda, I. Sampedro, J.A. Ocampo, I. Garc[a-Romera<br />

Decrease of tomato toxicity caused by olive mill dry residues using arbuscular<br />

and saprobe fungi ' ' '183<br />

I. Sampedro, E. Aranda, J.A. Ocampo, I. GarcIa-Romera<br />

Selection of procymidone degrading microorganisms from composting of plant<br />

wastes . . 187<br />

M.C. Vargas, F. Suarez, M.J. Ldpez, E. Ferndndez, J. Moreno<br />

Effect of the raw material and bacterial inoculation on humic and lignocellulosic<br />

fractions during composting of horticultural wastes ' ' ' ' ' '191<br />

E Sudrez, M.C. Vargas, M.J. Ldpez, E. Ferndndez, J. Moreno<br />

Modelling of biological processes during aerobic treatment of piggery wastewater<br />

aiming at process optimisation ' ' '195<br />

F. Bdline , H. Boursier F. Guiziou, E. Paul<br />

Comparison of composing and urea treatment for sanitising of faecal matter . . . . . .199<br />

B. Wnnerds, H. Jrinsson, A. Albihn<br />

Municipal waste compost's phytotoxicity on barley's germination and biomass . . - -203<br />

R. del R{o, J.M. Ferndndez, D. Herndndez, H.M. Fritis, A. Polo<br />

Heat inactivation of porcine circovirus type2 ' ' ' ' ' '207<br />

E. Emmoth, L Dergel, F. McNeilly, GM. Allan, A. Albihn, B. Klingeborn<br />

A new structured mathematical model of the composting process<br />

F. Sold, J. Illa, X. Flotats<br />

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Changes throughout storage, in the physico-chemical characteristics of a mixture<br />

containing wood ash, sewage sludge and meat flour ' ' ' ' ' '215<br />

M.Y Pousada, A. Nilfiez, S. Seoane<br />

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Evaluation of a mixture of wood ash, sewage sludge and meat flour . . .219<br />

M.Y. Pousada. A. Nilfiez. S. Seoane<br />

Co-composting sewage sludge and fats. Optimal ratios and process evolution . . . . .223<br />

T. Gea, A. Artola, A. Sdnchez<br />

An evaluation of commercial additives in optimisation of the composting process . .227<br />

L. Rossi. S. Piccinini. L. Valli<br />

A contribution to the study of co-composting of poultry and forest wastes . . .231<br />

M.E. Silva, L.T. Lemos, O.C. Nunes<br />

Aeration effect on nitrogenous emissions during the composting of turkey or<br />

cattle manure . .235<br />

N. Abd El Kader J.M. Paillat, P. Robin, Ph. Leterme<br />

Improving composting treatment through modelling: Conception of an in-vessel<br />

compostingmodel ...239<br />

A. Tremier A. de Guardia, J.L. Martel<br />

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Dry thermophilic anaerobic digestion of organic fraction of the municipal solid<br />

waste: focusing on the inoculum sources . . . . .243<br />

T. Forster M. Perez;, L.I. Romero, D. Sales<br />

Composting potential of different inoculum sources on SEBAC system in treatment<br />

of municipal solid waste . . .245<br />

T. Forster L.A. Ferndndez, M. Pdrez, L.I. Romero, C.J. ilror"t<br />

The influence of CA.{ ratio, moisture and pH on the aerobic microbial activity of<br />

rice straw and sewage sludge blends . . .247<br />

L. Roca-Pdrez, J. Ardvalo, R. Boluda<br />

Double settlingefficiencyof slaughterhousewastewater .. .....250<br />

C. Borda, C. Draghici<br />

Co-composting process of sewage sludge and different proportions of OFMSW . . . .253<br />

A. Delgado, J.L. Garc{a, D. Sales, R. Solera del Rio<br />

Study of the co-composting process of municipal solid waste and sewage sludge:<br />

stabilityandmaturity .....257<br />

A. Delgado, R. Solera del Rfo, D. Sales, J.L. Garcia-Morales<br />

Cellulase and hemicellulase production by microorganisms isolated from<br />

plant wastes composting piles . . .261<br />

G Guisado, M.J. L6pez, M.C. Vargas-Garcta, F. Sudrez, J. Moreno


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Natural zeolites - Remedy for concentrated animal feeding operations and<br />

sustainableagriculture ....265<br />

J. Krason, C. F. Knud-Hansen<br />

Effect of a sulphuric acid ferric sulphate mix addition on the composting of<br />

domestic sewage sludge and olive mill solid wastes . . . . . .269<br />

L. Rodrlguez, J. Wllasefior II Sdnchez<br />

Zeolite as feed additive to reduce manure mineral content . . . . . .273<br />

S. Bawington, S. Leung, X. Zhao<br />

The feasibility of olive husk co-composting with cotton waste . . .277<br />

A. Garcia-G6mez, M.P. Bernal<br />

Composting "alperujo", the main by-product of the Spanish olive oil industry . . . . .281<br />

J. Cegarra, J.A. Alburquerque, J. Gonzdlvez, G. Tbrtosa<br />

Effectiveness and environmental impact of swine manure composting . . . . . .285<br />

A. Chiumenti, F da Borso, T. Rodar R. Chiumenti<br />

Environmental management system for organic wastes management arising<br />

fromintensive animalproduction ......291<br />

W.L. Magette<br />

Assessing the reuse potential for organic waste products in urban and peri-urban<br />

agriculture ... ......295<br />

D. Forster A. Montangero, R. Schertenleib<br />

Economic analysis of various animal waste treatments in selected provinces in<br />

Vietnam ......299<br />

T. Anh Hoa, T. Thi Dan, T. Duc Luan, P. Gerber H. Menzi<br />

Integrated evaluation of organic waste management options . . . .303<br />

G Provolo, E. Riva<br />

Costs and regulations in the pig production . . .307<br />

R. Pdrez<br />

Review of food waste management in Scotland: A case study . . .311<br />

R. Fernand, O. Pahl, R. Gilmour<br />

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Survey on manure management: a valuable tool to assess and optimise farm<br />

nutrient cycling and minimise emissions . . . .316<br />

H. Menzi, B. Reidy, K. Smith<br />

Management manure and manure treatment plant: present and future. The farm<br />

school of Murcia University's Veterinary Science Faculty . . . . . .321<br />

J. Martfnez-Almela, J.A. Mufioz Luna, X.J. Barcera<br />

Changes in pH and basic cations in runoffwater collected in a forest plot<br />

treatedwithwoodash .....325<br />

E Quiroga-Lago, A. Nilfiez-Delgado<br />

Denitrification enzyme activity in a marsh-pond-marsh wetland used for swine<br />

wastewater treatment as influenced by alternate wetting and drying cycles . . .329<br />

P.G. Hunt, T.A. Matheny, M.E. Poach, GB. Reddy<br />

Survey on manure management in Southern Piedmont region of Italy, new rules<br />

and following potential future strategies . . . . .333<br />

E. Cavallo, S. Ferrero<br />

Animal waste management in Vietnam - Problems and solutions . . . . . .337<br />

T. Thi Dan, T. Anh Hoa, L.Quang Hung, B. Minh Tri, H. T. Kim Hoa, L.Thanh Hien,<br />

N. Ngoc Tri, P Gerber H. Menzi<br />

Concepts of valorization of dairy farm wastewater . .341<br />

S. Barrington, S. Morin, S. Lemay, A. Ali<br />

Alternative raw materials of cellulose pulp from agroforestry residues . . . . . .345<br />

E L6pez, A. Alfaro, M. Garcia, M.J. Diaz<br />

SPREADS - A system for controlling the costs and efficiency of manure and<br />

slurry spreading on farms . .349<br />

M. Gibbons, S. Anthony, K. Smith<br />

Study of livestock waste processing into microbial fertilizers to solve<br />

environmentalproblems ...353<br />

I. A. Arkhipchenko<br />

Guidelines for the use of human urine and faeces in crop prouduction . . . . . . .357<br />

A. Richert Stintzing, H. Jr)nsson, B. Wnnerds, E. Salomon<br />

Calculation of unit cost for techniques for the reduction of ammonia emissions<br />

from livestock production . .361<br />

G Montalvo, P lllescas, M. Ryan, C. Pifieiro, M. Herrero, M. Girdldez, M. Bigeriego<br />

Organic waste management in agri-food industry in Poland . . . . 365<br />

K. Malinska<br />

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Ecological sanitation and urban agriculture - TepozEco Project, Mdxico . . . . .369<br />

M. B. Petrowitsch, F. Arroyo<br />

Proposals for the management of yard waste in the Vall6s Oriental region . . .373<br />

E. Pagans, J. Mayoral, A. Sdnchez, F. Vdzquez, X. Font ,<br />

Shallow injection of slurry in open and closed slots on ley Technology, placement<br />

of slurryandammoniaemissions ......377<br />

L. Rodhe, A. Etana, G Gebresenbet, T Rydberg<br />

Results of the Italian National Research Programme on: "Recycling the wastes of<br />

theagro-industrialsystem" ......381<br />

F. Sangiorgi<br />

Liming with slurry enriched with calcium carbonate used like bedding material in<br />

a dairy cows stall . . .385<br />

J. Castro, R. Novoa, R. Blazquez<br />

Annexe I. Reports of Sessions and Round Tables. . . . . . .389<br />

Annexe II. List of Participants. . . . . . .405<br />

Annexelll.PressCoverage .....417<br />

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