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Contents of Volume I
Ammonia abatement: Effectiveness and costs in two German model farms
B. Eurich-Menden. H. Dr)hler
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European agricultural gaseous emissions inventory researchers network (EAGER) . . . . . .229
H. Menzi, J. Webb, U. Ddmmgen, T.H. Misselbrook, B. Reidy, N.J. Hutchings,
H. Ddhler L. Rodhe, GJ. Monteny
Can the additive "Effective Micro-Organisms (EM)" reduce ammonia and
greenhouse gas emissions from slurry stores?
B. Amon, V Kryvoruchko, T. Amon, G. Moitzi
Quantifoing odour emission from composting
P. Hobbs, R. Noble, J. Wlliams, A. Dobrovin-Pennington
. .233
. .237
Measurement and abatement of ammonia emissions from hard standings used
by livestock
S.L. Gilhespy, V Camp, A. Retter T.H. Misselbrook, J. Webb
Ammonia emission from FYM heaps and cattle and swine slurry stores
P. Balsari, G Airoldi, F. Gioelli
.245
Integrated management practices to minimise losses and maximise crop nitrogen
valueof broilerlitter ......249
E. Sagoo, J.R. Williams, B.J. Chambers, L. Boyles, R. Matthews, D.R. Chadwick
Dynamic modelling of ammonia biof,rltration from waste gases
G Baquerizo, X. Gamisans, D. Gabriel, J. Lafuente
Evaluation of three approaches to decrease ammonta emission from solid
manure storage facilities ....257
G Rogstrand, L. Rodhe, M. Tersmeden, J. Bergstrdm
Gaseous emissions (NHl, NrO, CHo and COr) from a biological aerobic treatment
unit of pig slurry . . . .261
L. Lovon. F. Guiziou. E Beline. P. Peu
Effects of separation and anaerobic digestion of slurry on odour and ammonia
emission during subsequent storage and land application .265
M.N. Hansen, T. Birkmose, B. Mortensen, K, Skaaning
Comparison of gas and odour emissions from swine manure management
with and without treatment facilities in Qudbec
S. Godbout, E Pelletier A. Marquis, L.O. Savard, J,P. Larouche,
S.P. Lemay, R. Joncas, C. Lagu€
.269