Processing technologies: Technologies, tools and recommended practices from NUTRI-KNOW's EIP-AGRI Operational Groups
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| author | Céline, Wyffels |
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| contents | <div>The restrictions on nutrient application on the fields combined with the presence of intensive livestock, nutrient scarcity (e.g. phosphorus) and volatile prices for fossil-based mineral fertilisers drive farmers to invest in (nutrient) processing technologies. Processing technologies mainly refer to technologies used to process agricultural products to a better quality, or to treat agricultural waste for fertiliser production, energy generation or to mitigate their environmental impact. Examples of such technologies include anaerobic digestion, composting, solid-liquid separation, thermal drying, incineration, nitrification-denitrification etc.</div> <div>The booklet gives an overview of decision support tools, technologies and recommended practices that are the outcomes of key EIP-AGRI Operational Groups. These groups and associated projects have focused on improving processing technologies to recover nutrients and provide knowledge about innovations and the advantages and challenges of adopting them.</div> |
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| spellingShingle | Processing technologies: Technologies, tools and recommended practices from NUTRI-KNOW's EIP-AGRI Operational Groups Céline, Wyffels <div>The restrictions on nutrient application on the fields combined with the presence of intensive livestock, nutrient scarcity (e.g. phosphorus) and volatile prices for fossil-based mineral fertilisers drive farmers to invest in (nutrient) processing technologies. Processing technologies mainly refer to technologies used to process agricultural products to a better quality, or to treat agricultural waste for fertiliser production, energy generation or to mitigate their environmental impact. Examples of such technologies include anaerobic digestion, composting, solid-liquid separation, thermal drying, incineration, nitrification-denitrification etc.</div> <div>The booklet gives an overview of decision support tools, technologies and recommended practices that are the outcomes of key EIP-AGRI Operational Groups. These groups and associated projects have focused on improving processing technologies to recover nutrients and provide knowledge about innovations and the advantages and challenges of adopting them.</div> |
| title | Processing technologies: Technologies, tools and recommended practices from NUTRI-KNOW's EIP-AGRI Operational Groups |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18957869 |