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Publication Date
2005
Location
Dublin Ireland
Description
Concerns about the environmental impact of nitrogen (N) losses in Australia, in particular, nitrous oxide emissions are related to the rapid increase in N application on dairy pastures. Computer modelling is the most suitable method available to assess the potential of best management practices (BMP) to reduce field losses, as direct field measurements are frequently limited by the short term nature of many field trials.
Citation
Eckard, Richard J.; Johnson, I. R.; and Chapman, D. F., "The Use of Long-Term Modelling in Analysing N2O Abatement Strategies in Dairy Pastures" (2005). IGC Proceedings (1985-2023). 1.
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The Use of Long-Term Modelling in Analysing N2O Abatement Strategies in Dairy Pastures
Dublin Ireland
Concerns about the environmental impact of nitrogen (N) losses in Australia, in particular, nitrous oxide emissions are related to the rapid increase in N application on dairy pastures. Computer modelling is the most suitable method available to assess the potential of best management practices (BMP) to reduce field losses, as direct field measurements are frequently limited by the short term nature of many field trials.
