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• W2049246379 abstract "Surface-applied swine manure has the potential to generate ammonia (NH 3 ), nitrous oxide (N 2 O) and odour. Field research was conducted in Prince Edward Island to measure the simultaneous emissions of NH 3 , N 2 O and odour following the surface-application of swine manure. Manure was applied to a grain stubble field consisting of a sandy loam soil low in pH (5.6–5.9). The effect of manure type (liquid and solid), application rate [conventional/typical rate (1 ×): 30 000-36 000 L ha -1 , double (2 ×): 60 000-72 000 L ha -1 and five times (5 ×): 180 000 L ha -1 ] and rainfall (8–200 mm) before and after liquid manure application were examined. There was no relationship between odour emissions and manure type, application rate and rainfall before and after spreading, due to high variability. Liquid manure (dry matter (DM = 45 g kg -1 ) reduced NH 3 emissions by 32% compared with solid (DM = 350 g kg -1 ). Increasing application rates enhanced NH 3 emissions; increasing the rate by 2 × and 5 × the typical rate increased losses by 62 and 78%, respectively. Applying manure prior to rainfall reduced NH 3 emissions by 37%, compared with application after a rainfall. Ammonia and odour emissions were similarly correlated to atmospheric conditions with increased emissions at higher air and soil temperature, net radiation, vapour pressure deficit and windspeed. Nitrous oxide emissions were low in magnitude and showed no correlation to climatic conditions, suggesting that management strategies to reduce both odour and NH 3 did not enhance N 2 O emissions when applied to a moderately acidic soil with low levels of soil nitrate (< 5 mg N kg -1 ). Our results indicate that for conditions similar to those in this study, there is no trade-off between NH 3 and N 2 O production and more attention should be placed on controlling and reducing odour and NH 3 emissions. Key words: Ammonia, nitrous oxide, odour, swine manure, management strategies" @default.
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• W2049246379 title "Management strategies to simultaneously reduce ammonia, nitrous oxide and odour emissions from surface-applied swine manure" @default.
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