International audienceCopper and zinc are heavy metals that may have short- or long-term environmental risk for agricultural soils on which pig manure is spread. Copper and zinc are essential for pigs and farm performance, and they are added as supplements to the feed. Because of their low retention rate by animals, however, most of the amounts ingested are excreted in manure. Moreover, they are limited natural mineral resources. It is thus essential to characterize their flows better through the continuum of feed - manure - treatment - soils to manage their use better. A literature review of these flows indicates that adapting pig feed is the main mechanism available to decrease the release of copper and zinc into the environment. European...
Manure from animal production is commonly spread on agricultural soil as an organic fertiliser to pr...
Copper (Cu) and Zinc (Zn) occurs in high quantity in pig slurry since they are used as essential mic...
The fate of pollutants associated with organic wastes is a key issue. For example, pig slurry presen...
International audienceCopper and zinc are heavy metals that may have short- or long-term environment...
International audienceZinc and copper are heavy metals that may have short- or long-term environment...
National audienceIn order to reduce N, P and trace elements in pig manure, research towards a better...
On request from the Norwegian Food Safety Authority, the Norwegian Scientific Committee for Food Sa...
Animal manure represents a possible route of heavy metals and metalloids (HMMs) diffusion into the e...
La synthèse est accessible sur demande via le lien URL.National audienceThis document presents a pro...
La synthèse est accessible sur demande via le lien URL.National audienceThis document presents a pro...
La synthèse est accessible sur demande via le lien URL.National audienceThis document presents a pro...
La synthèse est accessible sur demande via le lien URL.National audienceThis document presents a pro...
Copper and zinc are essential nutrients that usually have to be supplemented to pig diets to meet th...
International audienceExcreted Cu and Zn can accumulate in the upper soil layer and harm its fertili...
Copper is essential for many physiological functions including iron metabolism, immunity and protect...
Manure from animal production is commonly spread on agricultural soil as an organic fertiliser to pr...
Copper (Cu) and Zinc (Zn) occurs in high quantity in pig slurry since they are used as essential mic...
The fate of pollutants associated with organic wastes is a key issue. For example, pig slurry presen...
International audienceCopper and zinc are heavy metals that may have short- or long-term environment...
International audienceZinc and copper are heavy metals that may have short- or long-term environment...
National audienceIn order to reduce N, P and trace elements in pig manure, research towards a better...
On request from the Norwegian Food Safety Authority, the Norwegian Scientific Committee for Food Sa...
Animal manure represents a possible route of heavy metals and metalloids (HMMs) diffusion into the e...
La synthèse est accessible sur demande via le lien URL.National audienceThis document presents a pro...
La synthèse est accessible sur demande via le lien URL.National audienceThis document presents a pro...
La synthèse est accessible sur demande via le lien URL.National audienceThis document presents a pro...
La synthèse est accessible sur demande via le lien URL.National audienceThis document presents a pro...
Copper and zinc are essential nutrients that usually have to be supplemented to pig diets to meet th...
International audienceExcreted Cu and Zn can accumulate in the upper soil layer and harm its fertili...
Copper is essential for many physiological functions including iron metabolism, immunity and protect...
Manure from animal production is commonly spread on agricultural soil as an organic fertiliser to pr...
Copper (Cu) and Zinc (Zn) occurs in high quantity in pig slurry since they are used as essential mic...
The fate of pollutants associated with organic wastes is a key issue. For example, pig slurry presen...