Surface broadcastDefinition (Glossary of terms on livestock manure management, http://www.ramiran.net/doc11/RAMIRAN%20Glossary_2011.pdf) Manure is spread over the whole surface of an area of land or crop. Often considered as the reference system in comparing the efficiency of spreading systems or machines for reducing ammonia emission (compare with placement, band spreading). Preferred Units: N/A Scope Note:
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Surface spreading
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05-Feb-2016 Items having a keyword or observed-property relationship to this subject term - Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Inventory Research Platform - InveN2Ory. Manure experimental site in Ceredigion, 2011-12
- Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Inventory Research Platform - InveN2Ory. Manure experimental site in County Down, 2012-13
- Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Inventory Research Platform - InveN2Ory. Manure experimental site in Devon, 2011-12
- Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Inventory Research Platform - InveN2Ory. Manure experimental site in Herefordshire, 2012-13
- Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Inventory Research Platform - InveN2Ory. Manure experimental site in Midlothian, 2012-13
- Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Inventory Research Platform - InveN2Ory. Manure experimental site in Norfolk, 2011-12
- Integrated Strategies to Minimise Slurry Nitrogen Losses – Application Rates and Method. Experimental site Cambridgeshire, 2004
- Integrated Strategies to Minimise Slurry Nitrogen Losses – Application Rates and Method. Experimental site Devon, 2004
- Integrated Strategies to Minimise Slurry Nitrogen Losses – Application Rates and Method. Experimental site Nottinghamshire, 2005
- Integrated Strategies to Minimise Slurry Nitrogen Losses – Application Rates and Method: SLURRY-NR. Defra project number ES0114
- Nitrification inhibitors and fertiliser nitrogen application timing strategies to reduce N2O. Slurry site in Devon, 2010-11
- Nitrification inhibitors and fertiliser nitrogen application timing strategies to reduce N2O. Slurry, Nottinghamshire, 2011-12
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