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  1. 7 ways to reduce ammonia loss on your farm

    7 ways to reduce ammonia loss on your farm

    Ammonia volatilisation in agriculture is basically «money going up in smoke», and one of the main pathways to losing nitrogen. The ammonia (NH3) consists of nitrogen, which is a key nutrient for…

  2. N2 Applied’s innovation can contribute to reducing ammonia emissions on your farm

    N2 Applied’s innovation can contribute to reducing ammonia emissions on your farm

    Anthropogenic ammonia emissions have increased steadily, in tandem with the growing agricultural output. The rising concern about the negative effects from ammonia emissions now calls for mitigatory…

  3. Best Practices For Farmers To Reduce Nitrogen Pollution

    Best Practices For Farmers to Reduce Nitrogen Pollution

    Nitrogen Pollution occurs when a number of compounds, from ammonia to nitrous oxide react with air or water in the environment. As farmers have scaled up food production in response to population…

  4. Farmers have a unique position to help mitigate climate change

    Farmers have a unique position to help mitigate climate change

    Agriculture is highly exposed and vulnerable to the effects of climate change, which in some instances could prove devastating to the industry. At the same time agricultural activities is one of the…

  5. Slurry handling – a shortcut to emission reductions?

    Livestock farmers are searching for the best solutions to reduce on-farm ammonia and greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. On-farm slurry handling solutions can significantly contribute to improve the…

  6. 7 ways to reduce your farm’s climate emissions

    Though often focused on for its environmental benefits, reducing greenhouse gas emissions on-farm is an enormous opportunity for improved production.