Ammonia Emission
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Samuel Thies, Deepak R. Joshi, Stephanie A. Bruggeman, Sharon A. Clay, Umakant Mishra, Janet Morile-Miller, David E. Clay • Unknown Hub (2020)
“Timing of a single urea application (224 kg N/ha) strongly changed gas losses: fertilizer-derived N2O was under 0.05% of applied N across all six application dates — far below the IPCC 1% default — with fertilizer raising N2O rates above unfertilized soil only in early fall and early summer. The biggest combined N2O + ammonia losses came in cool, wet early-spring soils (>60% water-filled pore space), so matching application date to soil temperature and moisture can cut nitrogen losses.”
J. M. Powell, T. H. Misselbrook, M. D. Casler • Unknown Hub (2008)
“Bedding materials which separates feces and urine such as Sand and Pine shaving can reduce ammonia emission”
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