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G. Davis, J

Bauder, T

Corwin Doesken, K

Elliott, A

G. Davis, J

Elliott, A

Marcillac, N

Pritchett, J

Stewart, C

Mink, A

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2007

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1. Determining Plant Available Nitrogen from Manure and Compost Topdressed on an Irrigated Pasture Composting manure is a practice that is gaining acceptance as an environmentally sound manure management practice at large animal production operations. Composting produces a value-added product that enhances the fertility and physical properties of soil. During the composting process, nitrogen and phosphorus in the original feedstocks are converted through microbial activity into predominantly stable organic compounds, lessening the risk of loss of these nutrients into the environment. Compost... J. G. Davis, T. Bauder, K. Corwin Doesken, A. Elliott Download paper
2. Best Management Practices (Bmps) for Ammonia Emissions Reduction from Animal Feeding Operations: a Colorado Case Study Ammonia emissions from agriculture are a growing concern, in particular, in Colorado where nitrogen deposition in Rocky Mountain National Park has highlighted public concerns. Due to the high level of political pressure on agriculture to reduce its emissions, the agricultural community in Colorado has recently developed a Rocky Mountain National Park Ag Strategy for decreasing ammonia emissions from agriculture and nitrogen deposition in the park. The strategy includes the completion of a thorough... J. G. Davis, A. Elliott, N. Marcillac, J. Pritchett, C. Stewart, A. Mink Download paper

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1. Determining Plant Available Nitrogen from Manure and Compost Topdressed on an Irrigated Pasture

Composting manure is a practice that is gaining acceptance as an environmentally sound manure management practice at large animal production operations. Composting produces a value-added product that enhances the fertility and physical properties of soil. During the composting process, nitrogen and phosphorus in the original feedstocks are converted through microbial activity into predominantly stable organic compounds, lessening the risk of loss of these nutrients into the environment. Compost... J. G. Davis, T. Bauder, K. Corwin Doesken, A. Elliott

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2. Best Management Practices (Bmps) for Ammonia Emissions Reduction from Animal Feeding Operations: a Colorado Case Study

Ammonia emissions from agriculture are a growing concern, in particular, in Colorado where nitrogen deposition in Rocky Mountain National Park has highlighted public concerns. Due to the high level of political pressure on agriculture to reduce its emissions, the agricultural community in Colorado has recently developed a Rocky Mountain National Park Ag Strategy for decreasing ammonia emissions from agriculture and nitrogen deposition in the park. The strategy includes the completion of a thorough... J. G. Davis, A. Elliott, N. Marcillac, J. Pritchett, C. Stewart, A. Mink

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