Examples of using Solid manure in English and their translations into Greek
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Slurry and/or solid manure.
Solid manure is removed at the end of the rearing cycle.
Compost solid manure.
See description in Section 4.5 for solid manure.
Store dried solid manure in a barn.
B Use a concrete silo for storage of solid manure.
Cover slurry or solid manure during storage.
See applicability of BAT 14.b for solid manure. 2.
Compost solid manure; See applicability of BAT 19.f.
Composting of solid manure.
Solid manure is manually removed from the solid floor areas on a daily basis.
Applicability a Store dried solid manure in a barn.
For solid manure systems, the nitrogen content of litter is also considered.
Techniques for reducing emissions from the storage of solid manure.
In the litter-floored system, solid manure is frequently removed(e.g. twice per week).
Littered pens with combined manure generation(slurry and solid manure).
May not be applicable to not dried solid manure in case of frequent addition to the heap.
It is"thicker" than liquid manure, but cannot be stacked orhandled the same way as solid manure.
Store solid manure on solid impermeable floor equipped with a drainage system and a collection tank for run-off.
Biological inoculum, green residues or other organic wastes(e.g. digestate)can be co-composted with solid manure.
Applicability may be also restricted for solid manure systems at the end of the rearing period due to high ammonia emissions.
Solid manure can be co-digested with slurry and/or other co-substrates, while ensuring a dry matter content lower than 12%.
In order to reduce ammonia emissions to air from the storage of solid manure, BAT is to use one or a combination of the techniques given below.
E Store solid manure in field heaps placed away from surface and/or underground watercourses which liquid run-off might enter.
In order to prevent, or where that is not practicable, to reduce emissions to soil andwater from the storage of solid manure, BAT is to use a combination of the techniques given below in the following order of priority.
Solid manure is stacked directly on the soil in the field prior to landspreading over a limited period of time(e.g. for a few days or several weeks).
The controlled aerobic decomposition of solid manure by microorganisms producing a final product(compost) sufficiently stable for transport, storage and landspreading.
Solid manure is typically generated in systems where bedding is added to manure to absorb moisture and enhance environmental conditions in the production area.
(a) reducing emissions from slurry and solid manure application to arable land and grassland, by using methods that reduce emissions by at least 30% compared with the reference method described in the Ammonia Guidance Document and on the following conditions.
Biogas production by AD reduces also emissions of methane(CH4) and nitrous oxide(N2O)due to the storage and use of solid animal manure as fertilizer.