Baltic Slurry Acidification WP5 group meeting in Estonia

From February 15 to February 16, 2018, a farm inspection and WP5 working group meeting took place in Tallinn (address: Teaduse 4, Saku, 75501 Harju, Tallinn Estonia), attended by ZSA office manager and project expert Zanda Melnalksne.
Estonian and Swedish partners presented the latest findings obtained by studying the economic indicators and possible environmental impact of the technology in detail. The latest findings before the final report – as a result of adding acid, the unfavorable microflora increases (including E.Coli bacteria), acidification does not significantly affect CO2 emissions, while ammonia and N 2 O emissions are significantly reduced, thus preserving nitrogen in manure. It is important for us to follow the process and conduct our own assessment to find out whether this technology will be applicable in Latvia in the future as one of the solutions for addressing climate and other environmental protection goals.
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