Emissies naar lucht uit de landbouw berekend met NEMA voor 1990-2021

,; van Bruggen, C.; ,; ,; ,; ,; ,; ,; ,; Bannink, A.; Bleeker, A.; Bussink, D.W.; van Dooren, H.J.C.; Groenestein, C.M.; Huijsmans, J.F.M.; Kros, J.; Lagerwerf, L.A.; Oltmer, K.; Ros, M.B.H.; van Schijndel, M.W.; Schulte-Uebbing, L.; Velthof, G.L.; van der Zee, T.C.

doi:10.18174/629673

2023

DOI: 10.18174/629673

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Emissies naar lucht uit de landbouw berekend met NEMA voor 1990-2021

C. van Bruggen,

A. Bannink,

A. Bleeker

et al.

Abstract: Landbouwkundige activiteiten vormen in Nederland een belangrijke bron van gasvormige emissies van ammoniak (NH3), stikstofoxide (NO), lachgas (N2O), methaan (CH4), niet-methaan vluchtige organische stoffen (NMVOS), koolstofdioxide (CO2) uit kalkmeststoffen en ureum, en fijnstof (PM10 en PM2,5). De emissies zijn berekend met het National Emission Model Agriculture (NEMA). In 2021 bedroeg de NH3-emissie uit dierlijke mest, uit kunstmest en uit overige bronnen in de landbouw en bij hobbybedrijven, uit dierlijke m… Show more

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Comparison of two micrometeorological and three enclosure methods for measuring ammonia emission after slurry application in two field experiments

Kamp,

Hafner,

Huijsmans

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Agricultural and Forest Meteorology

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Comparison of two micrometeorological and three enclosure methods for measuring ammonia emission after slurry application in two field experiments

Kamp,

Hafner,

Huijsmans

et al. 2024

Agricultural and Forest Meteorology

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Model Adaptation and Validation for Estimating Methane and Ammonia Emissions from Fattening Pig Houses: Effect of Manure Management System

Sefeedpari,

Pishgar-Komleh,

Aarnink

2024

Animals

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This paper describes a model for the prediction of methane and ammonia emissions from fattening pig houses. This model was validated with continuous and discrete measurements using a reference method from two manure management systems (MMS): long storage (LS) in deep pits and short storage (SS) by daily flushing of a shallow pit with sloped walls and partial manure dilution. The average calculated methane and ammonia emissions corresponded well with the measured values. Based on the calculated and measured results, the average calculated CH4 emission (18.5 and 4.3 kg yr−1 per pig place) was in between the means from the continuous data from sensors (15.9 and 5.6 kg yr−1 per pig place) and the means from the discrete measurements using the reference method (22.0 and 3.1 kg yr−1 per pig place) for the LS and SS systems, respectively. The average calculated NH3 emission (2.6 and 1.4 kg yr−1 per pig place) corresponded well with the continuous data (2.6 and 1.2 kg yr−1 per pig place) and the discrete measurements using the reference method (2.7 and 1.0 kg yr−1 per pig place) from LS and SS, respectively. This model was able to predict the reduction potential for methane and ammonia emissions by the application of mitigation options. Furthermore, this model can be utilized as a predictive tool, enabling timely actions to be taken based on the emission prediction. The upgraded model with robust calculation rules, extensive validations, and a simplified interface can be a useful tool to assess the current situation and the impact of mitigation measures at the farm level.

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Environmental Effects of Using Ammonium Sulfate from Animal Manure Scrubbing Technology as Fertilizer

Rietra,

van Dijk,

Schoumans

2024

Applied Sciences

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Processed manure products have the potential to substitute chemical fertilizers and the use of these products may increase resource efficiency in the food system and decrease emissions of ammonia (NH3) and greenhouse gasses (GHG). The yields of maize and grass, as well as emissions, have been determined from a processed manure product: liquid ammonium sulfate from nitrogen stripping animal manure (AS), in comparison to a regular mineral fertilizer, calcium ammonium nitrate (CAN), in a greenhouse experiment and a field demonstration using a sandy and a clay soil. NH3 emissions were determined by comparing AS with a dairy manure as a reference. The yield of both crops, their nitrogen nutrient use efficiency (NUE), and nitrous oxide (N2O) emissions were not significantly different, while NH3 emission was lower from AS compared to the dairy manure. As a side-effect, the sulfur (S) contents of the grass in the fields fertilized with AS were much higher than in the non-fertilized control. We conclude that AS, produced here with a pH < 5.5, can be used as an alternative for CAN in Dutch dairy systems, or similar other system, if S leaching losses do not pose a problem for the environment. Meanwhile, care should be taken not to exceed S in feed above toxic levels for ruminants.

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Emissies naar lucht uit de landbouw berekend met NEMA voor 1990-2021

Cited by 3 publications

References 27 publications

Comparison of two micrometeorological and three enclosure methods for measuring ammonia emission after slurry application in two field experiments

Comparison of two micrometeorological and three enclosure methods for measuring ammonia emission after slurry application in two field experiments

Model Adaptation and Validation for Estimating Methane and Ammonia Emissions from Fattening Pig Houses: Effect of Manure Management System

Environmental Effects of Using Ammonium Sulfate from Animal Manure Scrubbing Technology as Fertilizer

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