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Farm manure amount calculation using statistical data in Latvia

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2018
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Priekulis, J.
Aboltins, A.
Laurs, A.
Melece, L.
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To calculate ammonia emissions caused by production, storage and application of farm manure, it is necessary to know the amount of farm manure obtained in the country and also the kinds of manure. For this purpose, methodology and computer software are dev eloped to calculate the amount of farm manure based on the data of the Central Statistical Bureau, the technology of farm animal handling in the country and the respective valid normative documents. Upon calculating the amount of farm manure produced in La tvia in 2016, it was stated that approximately a half of the manure is litter manure, one third – liquid manure, and one fifth – manure left in the pastures. The most of manure in Latvia (69% of the total amount) is obtained from milk cows, their calves an d young stock.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10492/4420
http://dx.doi.org/10.15159/ar.18.180
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