Dietary manipulation as a means of decreasing N losses and methane emissions and improving herbage N uptake following application of pig slurry to grassland

Misselbrook, TomORCID logo, Chadwick, Dave, Pain, B. F. and Headon, Denise (1998) Dietary manipulation as a means of decreasing N losses and methane emissions and improving herbage N uptake following application of pig slurry to grassland. The Journal of Agricultural Science, 130 (2). pp. 183-191. PAIN(a1)andD.M.HEADON(a1)DOI:https://doi.org/10.1017/S0021859697005194
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Keywords Applied cattle slurry, nitrogen excretion, ammonia volatilization, growing pigs, Dry Matter, cow slurry, acid, Denitrification, Protein, Nitrate
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