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Modelling monthly NH3 emissions from dairy in 12 Ecoregions of Canada

2011-12-01

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Ammonia (NH3) from livestock manure is emitted from barns, storages and manured land, and is a loss to the farm operations, while atmospheric NH3 has potential impacts beyond the farm, including human health and ecological damage. Models are used to estimate the intensity and spatial extent of NH3 emissions, and this paper reports a recent model developed for quantifying emissions from the dairy sector in Canada....

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7f17c976-b82b-5516-8412-2c7fbc5fe647
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10.4141/cjas2010-005
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