Ammonia Emission Control for Dry Manure Land Application Practices - Incorporation

Incorporating manure shortly after surface application can best prevent nitrogenous emissions that result from land application, in addition to reducing odorous emissions.

Extension Publications

• PM 1971a Practices to Reduce Ammonia Emissions from Livestock Operations (pdf)
• PM 1971b Practices to Reduce Ammonia Emissions from Livestock Operations Flowchart (pdf)
• PM 1990 Instruments for Measuring Concentrations and Emissions Rates of Gasses and Particulates From Animal Feeding Operations (pdf)
• EDC 162h Air Quality and Animal Agriculture (pdf)
• PM 1935 Gaseous Emissions from Animal Agriculture
• PM 1936 Air Quality Resources for Iowa Animal Agriculture (pdf)
• Publication Number 442-110 Ammonia Emissions and Animal Agriculture

Abstracts, Conference Proceedings, Presentations and Reports

• The Scientific Basis for Estimating Air Emissions from Animal Feeding Operations: Interim Report
• Air Emissions from Animal Feeding Operations: Current Knowledge, Future Needs
• The Significance of Ammonia to Coastal and Estuarine Areas

Journal Articles

Newsletter Articles

• Control the factors you can to minimize nitrogen losses

Other Links

• Section 3 Outdoor Air Quality (MWPS-18)