[PDF][PDF] Addressing the challenges of ammonia loss from poultry droppings through indigenous carbon wastes
P Mohan, B Kovilpillai - International Journal of Environmental …, 2012 - researchgate.net
Laboratory experiment was conducted to screen the carbonaceous wastes suitable for
making poultry droppings compost. Carbon-rich waste materials namely, coir pith, sawdust,
paper wastes, leaf litter and paddy straw were evaluated for their efficacy in reducing the
ammonia volatilization from poultry droppings. Among the carbon wastes tested, coir pith,
saw dust and paddy straw were found to be efficient in reducing the ammonia loss by 31 to
48 per cent. In the compost mix, major nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium …
making poultry droppings compost. Carbon-rich waste materials namely, coir pith, sawdust,
paper wastes, leaf litter and paddy straw were evaluated for their efficacy in reducing the
ammonia volatilization from poultry droppings. Among the carbon wastes tested, coir pith,
saw dust and paddy straw were found to be efficient in reducing the ammonia loss by 31 to
48 per cent. In the compost mix, major nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium …
Addressing the challenges of ammonia loss from poultry droppings through indigenous carbon wastes.
PM Prasanthrajan Mohan, BK Boomiraj Kovilpillai - 2012 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Laboratory experiment was conducted to screen the carbonaceous wastes suitable for
making poultry droppings compost. Carbon-rich waste materials namely, coir pith, sawdust,
paper wastes, leaf litter and paddy straw were evaluated for their efficacy in reducing the
ammonia volatilization from poultry droppings. Among the carbon wastes tested, coir pith,
saw dust and paddy straw were found to be efficient in reducing the ammonia loss by 31 to
48 per cent. In the compost mix, major nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium …
making poultry droppings compost. Carbon-rich waste materials namely, coir pith, sawdust,
paper wastes, leaf litter and paddy straw were evaluated for their efficacy in reducing the
ammonia volatilization from poultry droppings. Among the carbon wastes tested, coir pith,
saw dust and paddy straw were found to be efficient in reducing the ammonia loss by 31 to
48 per cent. In the compost mix, major nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium …
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