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Single-component modelling of pig farm odour with statistical methods and neural networks

2004-07-01

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Pork farm odour has become an increasingly important problem for the pork industry because non-farming rural residents object to the odours coming from pig facilities and insist that it disrupts enjoyment of their properties. The pork industry has thus faced strong opposition to farm expansion or the creation of new pork farms. Reducing pork farm odour requires an understanding of what causes the odour and the abi...

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03567bfc-96f8-5fca-bb01-135bb48b4c30
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10.1016/j.biosystemseng.2004.04.004
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