Odour emission arising from application of livestock slurries on land: Measurements following spreading using a micrometeorological technique and olfactometry

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Agriculture, Animal Sciences, Environmental Engineering +14

Estimation of the rate of gaseous mass transfer from a surface source plot to the atmosphere

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Natural Sciences, Earth Sciences, Atmospheric Chemistry +13

Loss of nitrogen through ammonia volatilisation during and following the application of pig or cattle slurry to grassland

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Agriculture, Agronomy, Animal Sciences +13

Verification of a simple micrometeorological method for estimating the rate of gaseous mass transfer from the ground to the atmosphere

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Natural Sciences, Earth Sciences, Meteorology +12

Indicators of piggery slurry odour offensiveness

Adrian Williams · Agricultural Wastes · 1984 · 110 citations

Agriculture, Animal Sciences, Swine Medicine +3