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1	Regulatory impact assessment of the implementation of the IPPC directive to the pig industry in England and Wales Pellini, Tiago January 2002 (has links) No description available. 636 Animal waste management
2	A study of biogas digesters as an animal waste management tool on livestock farming systems in Fiji Tukana, Andrew, University of Western Sydney, College of Science, Technology and Environment, School of Environment and Agriculture January 2005 (has links) Ever since 1976, livestock farmers in Fiji have been intrigued about biogas digesters as an animal waste management measure, but the concept has never evolved into one that is sustainable. Renewed interest came in 1997 after a better Chinese Modified Dome (CMD) design was established, with this came government funding, however by 2002, some failure was also observed. This study set out to investigate the reasons why biogas digesters have never been established as a sustainable concept, its effectiveness as an animal waste management tool and what changes if any, can be made to try and influence the further development of the concept in Fiji. In order to achieve the objectives, which were simply obtaining the answers to the questions presented above, several different approaches had to be followed. This study was the first on biogas digesters in Fiji and it was unique in the sense that the major component dealt with the social aspects of farmers in relation to their biogas digesters. Basically the study was carried out in two parts - desktop studies and field studies. Desktop studies were done to better understand the situation while the field studies included semi-structured interviews with the farmers as well as the collection of biophysical data. Twelve outcomes are presented in chapter 7 of this paper. Two in particular are the improvement of construction and maintenance, which can only come about through training. The research questions are also answered in chapter 7, with recommendations put forward on possible directions to take in terms of trying to influence the development of the concept in Fiji / Master of Science (Hons) Biogas digesters animal waste management livestock farming, Fiji
3	Biochemical changes in the fermentation bedding of the "pig-on-litter"method of pig farming: with special emphasison biodegradation of nitrogen compounds and odour production 周厚華, Chaw, Donna. January 1996 (has links) published_or_final_version / Zoology / Doctoral / Doctor of Philosophy Swine. Animal waste - Management. Nitrogen compounds - Biodegradation. Animal waste - Biodegradation.
4	Nutrient Availability and Dynamics of Compost Bedded Pack Dairy Barn Waste Hammond, Leslie 01 January 2015 (has links) Increased adoption of compost bedded pack dairy barns (CBP), a relatively new housing and manure handling strategy, warrants study to facilitate proper use of CBP waste as a soil amendment. This study: 1) characterized in situ nutrient content and availability of CBP waste in terms of nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P); 2) examined the decomposition of surface-applied CBP waste compared to an alternative processed solid waste amendment; 3) examined nutrient dynamics of incorporated CBP waste in high and low soil test phosphorus (STP) environments. Quick anaerobic mineralization assays revealed that bed management affects nutrient content and availability of CBP waste. A Fall surface-applied litter bag study showed that different particle sizes of CBP waste and a biosolid decomposed at similar rates. The biosolid had greater nutrient density and availability, but the decomposition was similar to CBP waste in terms of mineralization dynamics. Aerobic mineralization of CBP waste in high and low STP soils amended on a uniform P basis was compared with fresh manure. In general, CBP increased STP more and yielded more plant available P than fresh manure. These studies provide recommendations for CBP management and further study to ensure the proper land application of CBP waste. soil test phosphorus mineralization animal waste management Agricultural Science Agriculture Environmental Health
5	Reasons for the Underperformance of Clean Development Mechanism Project Activities in the Animal Waste Management Sector / An Analysis of Swine Manure treating Facilities in Latin America / Ursachen des geringen Erfolgs von Abwasserbehandlungsprojekten in der Tierproduktion im Rahmen des Clean Development Mechanism / Eine Analyse von Schweineproduktionsbetrieben in Lateinamerika Deecke, Imme Dorothea 04 February 2010 (has links) No description available. 500 Naturwissenschaften Agricultural Sciences Clean Development Mechanismus CDM Methan Tierproduktion Abwasserbehandlung Schweinegülle Emissionsreduktion Methankonversionsfaktor Richtwert Standardwert Klimaschutz Klimawandel Weltklimarat Methodologie UNFCCC IPCCC Biogas Biogasanlage Aneaerober Abbau Clean Development Mechanism CDM Animal Waste Management Methane Underperformance Methane Conversion Factor Emission Reduction Swine Manure Issuance Success Baseline Emission Forecast Success Default Value Climate Change IPCC UNFCCC Methodology Certified Emission Reduction Biogas Biodigestion Anaerobic Lagoon 43.61 43.70 43.47 YA ZWE 600: Abwassertechnik WR 700: Biologischer Abbau {Biologie Biotechnologie}

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