Nitrification inhibitor addition to farm dairy effluent to reduce nitrous oxide emissions
Vanina Rosa Noemí Cosentino,
Romina Ingrid Romaniuk,
Natalia Andrea Mórtola
et al.
Abstract:Increasing the use of nitrogen (N) fertilizers will be necessary to enhance grain and pasture yields to satisfy the growing world demand for food. Organic amendments, such as farm dairy effluents (FDE), are an alternative to traditional synthetic fertilizers. However, part of the applied N could be lost as ammonia (NH
3
) volatilization or nitrous oxide (N
2
O) emission, decreasing N availability to plants. Nitrification inhibitors, such as dicyandiamide (DCD), suppress … Show more
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