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1 online resource |
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Agriculture issues and policies |
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Agriculture issues and policies series.
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INNOVATIVE BIO-PRODUCTS FOR AGRICULTURE: PIG MANURE UTILIZATION AND TREATMENT; INNOVATIVE BIO-PRODUCTS FOR AGRICULTURE: PIG MANURE UTILIZATION AND TREATMENT; Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data; CONTENTS; PREFACE; ABSTRACT; Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION; Chapter 2: BRIEF INFORMATION ON ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES AND EQUIPMENT IN DETERMINATION OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF RAW MATERIALS, PRODUCTS AND PROCESS PARAMETERS IN PIG MANURE TREATMENT AND FILTRATION; Chapter 3: CHARACTERISTICS OF PIG MANURE; 3.1. GLOBAL MEAT PRODUCTION; 3.2. PIG FARMING IN POLAND; 3.3. MANURE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS |
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Grazing SystemsMixed Systems; Industrial Systems; Manure Management and Manure Stores; Characteristics of the Pig Manure; 3.4. PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF THE PIG MANURE; Chemical Composition of Pig Manure; Mineralization -- Immobilization, Nitrification, Denitrification; Organic and Inorganic Components, pH Buffer Systems; Manure Production on Typical Farm; Microbiological Composition of Pig Manure; Emission of Ammonia and Greenhouse Gases (GHG) from Animal Breeding; 3.5. CHANGES IN PROPERTIES OF PIG MANURE SLURRY; Chapter 4: UTILIZATION OF PIG MANURE FOR FERTILIZATION |
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4.1. FERTILIZING PROPERTIES OF PIG MANUREManure Recycling-Plant Nutrients and Carbon; Animal Manure as Fertilizers; Long-term Manure N Turnover and Residual N Value; Denitrification Losses after the Application of Manure to Soil; Nitrate Leaching after the Application of Manure to Soil; 4.2. APPLICATION OF ANIMAL MANURE; Mineral Fertilizer Equivalent of Manure; Manure Application to Soil; 4.3. LIMITATION OF FERTILIZATION WITH PIG MANUREFROM POLISH PIG FARMS; Analyses of Soil Fertilized with Pig Manure; Fertilization with Pig Manure from Pig Farms |
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Chapter 5: TREATMENT AND PURIFICATION OF PIG MANURE BY FILTRATION5.1. PIG MANURE SLURRY SEPARATION; Separation Index; Sedimentation and Centrifugation; Filtration and Filtration Using Screw Press; Additives Used to Improve Separation; 5.2. PIG MANURE TREATMENT AND PURIFICATION BY FILTRATION -- LABORATORY RESEARCH; Methods for Removing Organic Matter, Nitrogen and Phosphorus; Calculations; Obtaining Filtrate with Controlled Quality Parameters; Influence of Superphosphate Added to Pig Manure inthe Filtrate Composition; Influence of the Final pH of Treated Manure in the FiltrateComposition |
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Properties of the Filtrate from the Treatment of Pig Manureby Filtration MethodCharacteristics of Filtrate; Properties of the Sediment Obtained by the Treatmentand Filtration of Pig Manure; X-ray Analysis Results of Filter Sediment; Thermogravimetric Tests of Filtration Sediment; Examination of Filtration Sediments with SEM; Quantitative Analyses of Filtration Sediments; Possibility of Eliminating Odor Emission from Pig ManureTreated with the AMAK Method; Measurements of Odor Emission; Effect of Pig Manure Treatment on Odor Emission |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Description based on print version record and CIP data provided by publisher |
| Subject |
Swine -- Manure -- Handling
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TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING -- Agriculture -- General.
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Swine -- Manure -- Handling
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Makara, Agnieszka, editor
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Kowalski, Zygmunt, editor
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| LC no. |
2016023433 |
| ISBN |
9781634853781 |
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1634853784 |
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