reduce the environmental impacts of livestock production in the Netherlands: reduction of livestock - numbers or integrated manure management (IMM). The project indicates that livestock production represents 3% of Netherlands GDP, so that reducing livestock numbers would have considerable economic impacts, but that of significant action to reduce agricultural environmental climate impacts are recognised to be needed, including change greenhouse emissions, ammonia emissions and phosphates. Mature management is expected to have cost impacts for farmers, to offer the benefit of increasing renewable energy production (anaerobic digestion of manure to produce biogas), and may have some negative side-effects (e.g. reduced animal grazing time, as farmers optimise in-stable manure production to input to biogas). Livestock reduction may not have anticipated positive results if production is simply transferred to other regions of the world. Farmers, manure managers, bioenergy actors and other stakeholders are invited to contact the project to participate. Enhanced The project aims at developing new whole-chain 2016 2019 Sari use of fur solutions for enhanced use of fur animal manure in Luostarinen animal cooperation with the fur producers. Special attention is manure paid to nutrient recycling. The project develops examplatory management chains for enhanced use of fur Fund for animal manure and assess their environmental and Rural economical impacts. (EAFRD) URBIOFIN The aim of URBIOFIN project is to demonstrate the 1-6-2017 31-5-2021 Horizon Caterina of an techno-economic and environmental feasibility of the 2020, Coll and integrated conversion at semi-industrial scale (10 T/day) of the Jose Maria
reduce the environmental impacts of livestock production in the Netherlands: reduction of livestock numbers or integrated manure management (IMM). The project indicates that livestock production represents 3% of Netherlands GDP, so that reducing livestock numbers would have considerable economic impacts, but that significant action to reduce agricultural environmental impacts are recognised to be needed, including greenhouse emissions, ammonia emissions and phosphates. Mature management is expected to have cost impacts for farmers, to offer the benefit of increasing renewable energy production (anaerobic digestion of manure to produce biogas), and may have some negative side-effects (e.g. reduced animal grazing time, as farmers optimise in-stable manure production to input to biogas). Livestock reduction may not have anticipated positive results if production is simply transferred to other regions of the world. Farmers, manure managers, bioenergy actors and other stakeholders are invited to contact the project to participate. - of climate change Enhanced use of fur animal manure The project aims at developing new whole-chain solutions for enhanced use of fur animal manure in cooperation with the fur producers. Special attention is paid to nutrient recycling. The project develops examplatory management chains for enhanced use of fur animal manure and assess their environmental and economical impacts. 2016 2019 Fund for Rural (EAFRD) Sari Luostarinen URBIOFIN of an integrated The aim of URBIOFIN project is to demonstrate the techno-economic and environmental feasibility of the conversion at semi-industrial scale (10 T/day) of the 1-6-2017 31-5-2021 Horizon 2020, Caterina Coll and Jose Maria
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