Nitrogen recovery from low-emmision applied dairy slurry by three forage grasses: a long-term trial

S. Bittman; D. Hunt; J.J. Schroder

Abstract

Efficient use of manure N is important economically and because unused N is lost to the environment. Measures that reduce N losses but do not result in greater crop N uptake will increase alternate loss pathways. Manure N efficiency can be evaluated best in steadystate long-term trials in which the recovery of both the new and legacy N is determined. There have been few long term trials on slurry manure in which low-emission applicators have been used and responses of different grasses to manure and fertilizer is not well known. This long-term study compares recovery of N from surface-banded dairy slurry and fertilizer by three perennial grasses: perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne L.), orchardgrass (Dactylis glomerata L.) and tall fescue (Festuca arundinacea Schreb.).

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Proceedings 18th N Workshop The Nitrogen Challenge: building a blue print for nitrogen use efficiency and food security
Editors	C. Cordovil
Publisher	ISA-CEER (Instituto Superior de Agronomia Technical University) & INIAV (Instituto Nacional de Investigacao Agricola e Veterinaria)
Pages	259-260
Publication status	Published - 2014
Event	18th N Workshop The Nitrogen Challenge, Lisboa, Portugal - Duration: 30 Jun 2014 → 3 Jul 2014

Workshop

Workshop	18th N Workshop The Nitrogen Challenge, Lisboa, Portugal
Period	30/06/14 → 3/07/14

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Bittman, S., Hunt, D., & Schroder, J. J. (2014). Nitrogen recovery from low-emmision applied dairy slurry by three forage grasses: a long-term trial. In C. Cordovil (Ed.), Proceedings 18th N Workshop The Nitrogen Challenge: building a blue print for nitrogen use efficiency and food security (pp. 259-260). ISA-CEER (Instituto Superior de Agronomia Technical University) & INIAV (Instituto Nacional de Investigacao Agricola e Veterinaria). http://www.initrogen.org/sites/default/files/attachments/18th_N_workshop_proceedings_small.pdf#page=260

Bittman, S. ; Hunt, D. ; Schroder, J.J. / Nitrogen recovery from low-emmision applied dairy slurry by three forage grasses: a long-term trial. Proceedings 18th N Workshop The Nitrogen Challenge: building a blue print for nitrogen use efficiency and food security. editor / C. Cordovil. ISA-CEER (Instituto Superior de Agronomia Technical University) & INIAV (Instituto Nacional de Investigacao Agricola e Veterinaria), 2014. pp. 259-260

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Bittman, S, Hunt, D & Schroder, JJ 2014, Nitrogen recovery from low-emmision applied dairy slurry by three forage grasses: a long-term trial. in C Cordovil (ed.), Proceedings 18th N Workshop The Nitrogen Challenge: building a blue print for nitrogen use efficiency and food security. ISA-CEER (Instituto Superior de Agronomia Technical University) & INIAV (Instituto Nacional de Investigacao Agricola e Veterinaria), pp. 259-260, 18th N Workshop The Nitrogen Challenge, Lisboa, Portugal, 30/06/14. <http://www.initrogen.org/sites/default/files/attachments/18th_N_workshop_proceedings_small.pdf#page=260>

Nitrogen recovery from low-emmision applied dairy slurry by three forage grasses: a long-term trial. / Bittman, S.; Hunt, D.; Schroder, J.J.
Proceedings 18th N Workshop The Nitrogen Challenge: building a blue print for nitrogen use efficiency and food security. ed. / C. Cordovil. ISA-CEER (Instituto Superior de Agronomia Technical University) & INIAV (Instituto Nacional de Investigacao Agricola e Veterinaria), 2014. p. 259-260.

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