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Lower GHG emissions from urine and dung patches than previously thought

Posted by The Analyst | April 20, 2020 | Farming

A recent project measured N2O from urine and dung in spring, summer and autumn on well-drained, moderately-drained and imperfectly-drained pasture soils – Dominika Krol tells us more.

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