Beef cattle feedlot manure management
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- article
- Published
- 1994-03-01
- Cited by
- 162
- References
- 16
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Keywords
Feedlot, Manure, Beef cattle, Surface runoff, Environmental science
References
- Long-Term Effects of Manure, Fertilizer, and Plow Depth on Chemical Properties of Soils and Nutrient Movement in a Monoculture Corn System 1
- Soil Microbial Populations and Activities under Conventional and Organic Management
- Infiltration of Water on a Cattle Feedlot
- Winter-Spread Manure Nitrogen Loss
- Nitrate-nitrogen Removal from Soil Profiles by Alfalfa 1
- Effects of applying inorganic fertilizer and farmyard manure on forage production and economic returns in east-central Saskatchewan
- Nitrogen in Soil Cores and Ground Water under Abandoned Cattle Feedlots1
- BREAKEVEN HAULING DISTANCES FOR BEEF FEEDLOT MANURE IN SOUTHERN ALBERTA
- CROPPING AN ABANDONED FEEDLOT TO PREVENT DEEP PERCOLATION OF NITRATE‐NITROGEN
- Runoff Control Comparisons for Commercial Beef Cattle Feedlots
- The Nitrogen Status Beneath Beef Cattle Feedlots in Eastern Nebraska1
- Transport of potential pollutants in runoff water from land areas receiving animal wastes: A review
- Effect of large manure applications on soil P intensity.
- Bacterial Quality of Runoff from Manured and Non-Manured Cropland
- A unique system for nutrient utilization of cattle waste.
Cited by
- Phosphorus‐ and Nitrogen‐Based Manure and Compost Applications Corn Production and Soil Phosphorus
- Uniform and variable-rate fertilizer and manure phosphorus for the corn-soybean rotation
- Management to reduce nitrogen losses in animal production.
- Nutrient Runoff Following Manure Application
- Cost-benefit analysis of the greenhouse gases mitigation options in livestock Case study: anaerobic digesters in pig and dairy farms in the USA and Vietnam
- Nutrient Runoff Following Swine Manure Application
- The Use of High Distillers Grains and Nutrient Management in Beef Feedlots
- Effect of the Application of Cattle Slurry on Productivity and Soil Organic Matter of Rye and Rye-Red Clover Mixture
- Nutrient Management in Beef Feedlots and Forage Replacement with Byproduct and Crop Residues
- Land Application of Manure for Beneficial Reuse
- Reburning renewable biomass for emissions control and ash deposition effects in power generation
- REVIEW: Re-evaluation of PhosphorusRequirements and PhosphorusRetention of Feedlot Cattle
- Response of young apricot trees to natural zeolite, organic and inorganic fertilizers.
- Use of variable-rate technology for agronomic and environmental phosphorus-based liquid swine manure management.
- Chemical, physical, and moisture release characteristics of compost based potting media
- Use of Distillers Grains Co-Products in Feedlot Diets in the U.S. and Canada
- Utilization of Stockpiled Perennial Forages in Winter Feeding Systems for Beef Cattle
- Sustainable Animal Agriculture
- Application of 2006 IPCC Guideline to Improve Greenhouse Gas Emission Estimation for Livestock Agriculture
- Estrategias para optimizar el uso del nitrógeno en cultivos extensivos de regadío del Valle del Ebro
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